NVIDIA doesn't have many downsides, but I will say one of the hardest things for me was the ramp period. You are basically drinking from a firehose for probably the first year-ish.
NVIDIA is doing a great job. My manager and management team have been amazing. No input from me as of now.
Technical questions from the first round of interviews were asked. The questions involved certain digital design, coding, and system verification type questions. The interview did last a while, even though I was getting half of the questions correct
It was a career fair at the university. First, take a 15-minute questionnaire and explain your answers to the recruiter. If you do well, you will receive a phone interview after three days. There will be three phone interviews, followed by an on-si
NVIDIA contacted me in early November 2021. After numerous interviews and a period of waiting, I received a job offer on January 7th. Following that, the recruiter emailed me every week or two, stating that they were hiring too many people and that
Technical questions from the first round of interviews were asked. The questions involved certain digital design, coding, and system verification type questions. The interview did last a while, even though I was getting half of the questions correct
It was a career fair at the university. First, take a 15-minute questionnaire and explain your answers to the recruiter. If you do well, you will receive a phone interview after three days. There will be three phone interviews, followed by an on-si
NVIDIA contacted me in early November 2021. After numerous interviews and a period of waiting, I received a job offer on January 7th. Following that, the recruiter emailed me every week or two, stating that they were hiring too many people and that