Very talented peers, mentors, and managers. You will learn a lot.
A solid solutions company that has its own hardware to software stack. Pretty dominant in the GPU market.
Perks are not like other newer startup-style companies. Sometimes lower-level system work can be a bit dry, but it's not all of it. You could still find high-level software development positions.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. There were 3 rounds with: * 1 coding * 1 resume review * 1 hiring manager All were very team specific. Interview questions focused on optimization of previous resume projects and team-specific algorithms.
The process consisted of two technical interviews. The first was centered around GPU programming with CUDA. The second was about concepts in distributed computing and databases. Both interviews generally focused on high-level concepts with typical
I was contacted by a team after meeting NVIDIA at a career fair. There were two phone screens, both of which tested similar concepts such as operating systems and coding in C. Both interviews went well, but I was rejected nonetheless.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. There were 3 rounds with: * 1 coding * 1 resume review * 1 hiring manager All were very team specific. Interview questions focused on optimization of previous resume projects and team-specific algorithms.
The process consisted of two technical interviews. The first was centered around GPU programming with CUDA. The second was about concepts in distributed computing and databases. Both interviews generally focused on high-level concepts with typical
I was contacted by a team after meeting NVIDIA at a career fair. There were two phone screens, both of which tested similar concepts such as operating systems and coding in C. Both interviews went well, but I was rejected nonetheless.