Work-life balance. Good salary.
No cons as of now.
Some yearly cash bonus will be good.
I interviewed at Nvidia in December 2020. The initial round was a phone screen with a manager. The screening round included general questions on computer vision, such as optical flow and its limitations, and vanishing point and its significance. Th
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. First asked me to introduce. Later they asked some questions from C, C++, OOPs, coding questions of bit manipulation, and later some managerial questions. Topics covered: * Difference
It had a total of 5 rounds, containing: * Computer architecture, mainly focused on projects * C program coding, mostly basics * General puzzles * Verilog questions related to memory design * Assembly language for finding prime numbers *
I interviewed at Nvidia in December 2020. The initial round was a phone screen with a manager. The screening round included general questions on computer vision, such as optical flow and its limitations, and vanishing point and its significance. Th
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. First asked me to introduce. Later they asked some questions from C, C++, OOPs, coding questions of bit manipulation, and later some managerial questions. Topics covered: * Difference
It had a total of 5 rounds, containing: * Computer architecture, mainly focused on projects * C program coding, mostly basics * General puzzles * Verilog questions related to memory design * Assembly language for finding prime numbers *