Engineering Development Group Interview Experience - United Kingdom
Process
Technical interview on Teams with two people already on the program.
First, we went over my CV and I was asked about any experience with MATLAB.
Next, we moved on to the technical questions, which had five sections:
- MATLAB
- General programming
- Maths
- Control
- Signal processing
In the end, I got the opportunity to talk about the program and ask questions.
Questions
Conditional indexing with MATLAB.
General programming algorithms and data structures.
Solve three math problems:
- Probability
- Functions
- Matrices
Explain root locus.
Explain PID controllers.
Explain the sampling theorem and aliasing.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the MathWorks Engineering Development Group role in United Kingdom.
Success Rate
MathWorks's interview process for their Engineering Development Group roles in the United Kingdom is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for MathWorks's Engineering Development Group interview process in United Kingdom.
MathWorks Work Experiences
- 5.0Friendly and inclusive place to work!Engineering Development Group • Former EmployeeJune 29, 2021Pros: Mathworks provides a very nice work environment for employees. The atmosphere is joyful!Cons: EDG intern projects can be better assigned. I was good at A, but I was assigned to a project using B. It could be just me, though.
- 5.0Great Project, Low PayEngineering Development Group • Former EmployeeSeptember 17, 2021Pros: My team was very helpful, and I enjoyed my assigned project.Cons: Pay is the only one that I can think of.
- 5.0Brilliant Team, Frustrating CodebaseSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeCambridge, England, United KingdomJanuary 30, 2023Pros: I love Mathworks because I work with brilliant people who are always willing to help. They are a true second family to me.Cons: A huge codebase, so it's very easy to underestimate effort for some project and therefore to feel a bit frustrated.
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