GPGPU is a promising area to work on, and NVIDIA is second to none in this area. There are lots of exciting projects, both closed and open source.
Very flexible work environment: people can choose freely to work remotely, which is not common for companies in China.
As stock prices go like crazy, the pay is competitive.
There's not much to complain about. One thing I can think of is that the office and canteen maybe need some improvement. Unlike other tech giants, there is no gym inside the office.
Directly had the first coding round with a Software Engineer. It was a good experience. It was like pair programming. It was very smooth and unfortunately I was rejected, but I would not complain about the interview process.
The interview process consisted of a total of 3 rounds: * A technical round * Another technical round * An HR round The technical rounds went on for a long time and mostly included questions relating to computer architecture and competitive c
The hiring manager spoke to me directly by phone initially. He asked some basic UEFI questions, such as PCIe configuration space offset and Option ROM, with the ROM method, which were simple enough. Then I was invited to a face-to-face interview. T
Directly had the first coding round with a Software Engineer. It was a good experience. It was like pair programming. It was very smooth and unfortunately I was rejected, but I would not complain about the interview process.
The interview process consisted of a total of 3 rounds: * A technical round * Another technical round * An HR round The technical rounds went on for a long time and mostly included questions relating to computer architecture and competitive c
The hiring manager spoke to me directly by phone initially. He asked some basic UEFI questions, such as PCIe configuration space offset and Option ROM, with the ROM method, which were simple enough. Then I was invited to a face-to-face interview. T