Chance to work on the latest technologies, with the best of minds, and an understanding & involved management.
Can eat up on your work-life balance if you are not too careful, although management does try to make efforts in this regard.
Quite less opportunities for travel for an average engineer in the company.
Love what you do. Keep up the good work!
The interview process took about three weeks. It was through an internal employee referral, and I received a call from HR within a week to schedule a telephonic interview. I had to go through a telephonic interview conducted by the Senior Manager o
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
I had one telephonic and one face-to-face interview. The telephonic interview was for testing my C/C++ skills. For the face-to-face interview, I was asked specifically about my projects, what was done, and my role in them.
The interview process took about three weeks. It was through an internal employee referral, and I received a call from HR within a week to schedule a telephonic interview. I had to go through a telephonic interview conducted by the Senior Manager o
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
I had one telephonic and one face-to-face interview. The telephonic interview was for testing my C/C++ skills. For the face-to-face interview, I was asked specifically about my projects, what was done, and my role in them.