You will have an opportunity to work in a company once glorious for its GPU technology.
NVIDIA is not what it was before. The PC market is declining, and these once brilliant engineers can hardly find a way to create a share in the mobile market. Hardware and software engineers are having very poor cooperation.
It's not your fault; it's just not your day anymore. Be prepared to struggle and fade away among the bursts of the storm of mobile internet.
The interview process was a bit messed up. The first person I was supposed to meet did not show up for about half an hour. Then the second person was called, and the first person just barged in to say sorry without caring if I really acknowledged it
I had a phone interview, lasting about 45 minutes. The man who interviewed me was very cool and pleasant. This was my first "big" interview, so I had stage fright. It was difficult because I had not shared documents, so communication was only by pho
I applied for a few positions via their careers website and also had an employee refer me. Their process seemed pretty slow initially. However, I had two phone screens first and was called on-site to their Santa Clara HQ. I then had six rounds of tec
The interview process was a bit messed up. The first person I was supposed to meet did not show up for about half an hour. Then the second person was called, and the first person just barged in to say sorry without caring if I really acknowledged it
I had a phone interview, lasting about 45 minutes. The man who interviewed me was very cool and pleasant. This was my first "big" interview, so I had stage fright. It was difficult because I had not shared documents, so communication was only by pho
I applied for a few positions via their careers website and also had an employee refer me. Their process seemed pretty slow initially. However, I had two phone screens first and was called on-site to their Santa Clara HQ. I then had six rounds of tec