Engineering Development Group (EDG) Intern Interview Experience - United States
Process
Applied online. Started with an OA and HireVue interview.
The OA has 3 sections, which are math, coding, and MATLAB questions. You can choose to complete either coding or MATLAB. I chose coding, and it was about finding the minimum spanning tree.
Then, there was a technical round, where we went through my resume, asking about some projects, and then did a LeetCode-style question.
Finally, an interview with the hiring manager, which was mainly behavioral questions. Both interviews were with the best and most friendly people you can meet. Overall, a very enjoyable process.
I finally got an email from HR to schedule a quick call to finalize some details about 1 week after the hiring manager round, and received an offer on the same day.
Questions
OA: minimum spanning tree
Technical round: a question about arranging a string into a palindrome, with the ability to replace some characters.
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MathWorks Work Experiences
- 5.0Cool projects, great benefits, great peopleEngineering Development Group (EDG) Intern • Former EmployeeNatick, Massachusetts, United StatesOctober 30, 2025Pros: Projects were very flexible and were matched to my interests. Free breakfast and lunch (very yummy too). Friendly and helpful people, with a strong feedback and mentorship culture. Great, clean campus. Share a large room with just one other intern. Emphasis on good work-life balance. Stable growth, seems to have a good RO ratio.Cons: Dependence on an old proprietary tech stack. It seems to have a roadmap to modernize, though. Lots of documentation, but it seems very scattered and disorganized. The RO position works in a separate new grad team with half tech support and half development. It's good to explore teams, but there's less stability and impact.
- 5.0Great Food, Great ExperienceEngineering Development Group (EDG) Intern • Former EmployeeNatick, Massachusetts, United StatesOctober 5, 2025Pros: Great food daily: lunch and breakfast.Cons: Not much cons, great experience.
- 3.0Structured Intern, Variable ProjectsEngineering Development Group (EDG) Intern • Former EmployeeNatick, Massachusetts, United StatesJuly 25, 2025Pros: Good experience and intern events. Very structured internship, and the campus is excellent.Cons: Slower pace, intern projects can vary a lot in how interesting they are.
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