Working at NVIDIA is amazing due to helpful coworkers, interesting work, flexibility of working hours, and considerate managers.
Teams are international, so meeting hours can be difficult.
Two phone interviews and one on-site. HR is rude. The hotel smells. I also have to submit a paper copy (mail-in) receipt for expenses. Basically, they don't pay anything upfront. In two days, I have to use my credit card to pay for the hotel and r
The interview process was so disorganized that it was hard to believe Nvidia would fall under this category. I had a round of phone interviews and was called on-site for a whole day of interviews. I thought I did all the interviews pretty well and wa
I sent my resume over the internet. I received feedback for a 15-minute phone screen in about one week. They did not call me on that day, but later asked for a 45-minute technical interview. They sent out an onsite interview notice within 3 days. O
Two phone interviews and one on-site. HR is rude. The hotel smells. I also have to submit a paper copy (mail-in) receipt for expenses. Basically, they don't pay anything upfront. In two days, I have to use my credit card to pay for the hotel and r
The interview process was so disorganized that it was hard to believe Nvidia would fall under this category. I had a round of phone interviews and was called on-site for a whole day of interviews. I thought I did all the interviews pretty well and wa
I sent my resume over the internet. I received feedback for a 15-minute phone screen in about one week. They did not call me on that day, but later asked for a 45-minute technical interview. They sent out an onsite interview notice within 3 days. O