It's good to work here along with all the smart people.
Sometimes frustrating due to monotonous work.
The interview process was on-campus in 2011 for Nvidia's Hyderabad office. There was an initial screening round with MCQs, mostly concerning C. Selected candidates then proceeded to an interview round.
Submitted my resume and was given a small test during a job fair, which led to a phone interview. I was asked about data structures and Java frameworks. The questions were easy, and I felt I replied well. However, they had an urgent requirement in th
2 phone screens, 5 on-site interviews. These were mostly focused on coding and data structures. There was a focus on deep learning inference and PyTorch. Every interview was pretty heavily focused on coding. You could do it in Python or C++.
The interview process was on-campus in 2011 for Nvidia's Hyderabad office. There was an initial screening round with MCQs, mostly concerning C. Selected candidates then proceeded to an interview round.
Submitted my resume and was given a small test during a job fair, which led to a phone interview. I was asked about data structures and Java frameworks. The questions were easy, and I felt I replied well. However, they had an urgent requirement in th
2 phone screens, 5 on-site interviews. These were mostly focused on coding and data structures. There was a focus on deep learning inference and PyTorch. Every interview was pretty heavily focused on coding. You could do it in Python or C++.