
Nvidia
4.2
From 5 ratings
5
Reviews
80%
Gave 4+ stars
Should you join?
Looks like a strong place to work
Strengths
- ✓Compensation & Benefits
- ✓Culture & Values
Rating Breakdown
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Reviews(5)
+ Write a reviewWhat went well
The team is the main reason the job feels rewarding, and people who work hard can grow.
What could be improved
The company may have grown too big too fast, so the experience can vary a lot from team to team.
What went well
Working at the front of the industry with passionate, smart colleagues, and remote work is easy.
What could be improved
Culture depends on the org. The reviewer says a new VP made theirs much more toxic and the company did little about it, and pay trails other tech companies.
What went well
Flexible work-life balance, real encouragement to grow, and a strong sense of shared mission.
What could be improved
Decisions sometimes land on short notice, campus facilities are limited, and the company can feel frugal.
What went well
Cutting edge AI work with a lot to learn, plenty of training, strong pay and good team leadership.
What could be improved
Documentation is poor, processes feel chaotic, and work-life balance swings between very good and very bad.
What went well
Decent culture and good work-life balance, with breaks every quarter.
What could be improved
Promotions are very slow, and people outside Santa Clara find it harder to get noticed since most decisions happen at headquarters.
Company Size
1000+
Visa Sponsorship
Details1,767
H-1B approvals in FY2025
560 new · 415 transfers · 99.2% approved
291
Green cards (PERM) in FY2025
100% certified
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Leadership
Jensen Huang
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