Good environment, good work, competitive.
No cons come to mind.
Nvidia prefers 1:1 interviews where a panel of team members asks questions. Once it's over, you get a phone interview with US teams, and then with the director and HR. It was a bit tough handling the India interviews, as expectations were way beyond
The interview was managed very professionally. The questions asked were purely technical and related to the basic fundamentals of electronic design/chip design.
I got into Nvidia through college placement. I did my ME project in computer graphics, and they were looking for someone with good knowledge of computer graphics. There was no HR round. I mostly explained my project and answered some basic graphics
Nvidia prefers 1:1 interviews where a panel of team members asks questions. Once it's over, you get a phone interview with US teams, and then with the director and HR. It was a bit tough handling the India interviews, as expectations were way beyond
The interview was managed very professionally. The questions asked were purely technical and related to the basic fundamentals of electronic design/chip design.
I got into Nvidia through college placement. I did my ME project in computer graphics, and they were looking for someone with good knowledge of computer graphics. There was no HR round. I mostly explained my project and answered some basic graphics