Very dynamic, very good learning opportunities, close-knit small team.
Salary is a little on the lower side. You closely work on hardware, and sometimes you don't know if the problem is in software or hardware. The working environment is a little messy due to a lot of hardware boards.
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.
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