Great opportunities. Good environment. Great people.
There are no cons to working at Nvidia.
I had three phone interviews, and I was sure I didn't pass any of them because it took them so long to get back to me.
I spoke with the hiring manager on the phone and then flew to the Bay Area for a round of interviews. The on-site interview was fairly standard: five to six interviews and a lunch interview with the hiring manager. Most of the questions focused on
The interview process includes: A first manager round that lasts 90 minutes, asking a lot about AI and computing. Then, move to two more rounds focusing on AI and computing, with two coding assignments. There is no certainty about any future round
I had three phone interviews, and I was sure I didn't pass any of them because it took them so long to get back to me.
I spoke with the hiring manager on the phone and then flew to the Bay Area for a round of interviews. The on-site interview was fairly standard: five to six interviews and a lunch interview with the hiring manager. Most of the questions focused on
The interview process includes: A first manager round that lasts 90 minutes, asking a lot about AI and computing. Then, move to two more rounds focusing on AI and computing, with two coding assignments. There is no certainty about any future round