My interview process consisted of 5 interviews and 2.5 technical assessments. I was seeking a software-adjacent operations role, and the process began with a primary phone screen.
The second step was a technical interview on HackerRank. While it wasn't overly complicated, I felt I didn't perform as well as I could have.
The third step involved a phone screen with my prospective manager, who I would report to after leaving EDG.
The fourth step was a technical assessment that more closely simulated the actual job duties.
The fifth step was a Teams screen with a colleague whose work was similar to mine.
The sixth step was an interview day, which included a 30+ minute presentation and meetings with several future colleagues. Following this, I received a job offer.
Basic questions about times I struggled versus prospered in team settings.
They asked me about my familiarity with Matlab, but knowing how to use it is not a requirement.
The following metrics were computed from 21 interview experiences for the MathWorks Engineering Development Group (EDG) role in Natick, Massachusetts.
MathWorks's interview process for their Engineering Development Group (EDG) roles in Natick, Massachusetts is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having good feelings for MathWorks's Engineering Development Group (EDG) interview process in Natick, Massachusetts.