My interview experience with MathWorks was very pleasant.

The process lasted around 6 weeks, from mid-May to June 2019.

The first round was based on my resume.

Following this, there were two technical screens: one video and one phone call.

After that, there was a short HR call where I was asked generic behavioral questions. During this call, I was informed that they wanted me to come on-site.

I had to prepare a 45-minute presentation on any previous project.

After the presentation, I had three technical interviews (around 50 minutes each) and one HR interview.

I received a call the next day to inform me that they were proceeding with my reference and background check.

I received my offer letter the day after these checks were completed.

Overall, the process was pretty fast, and the HR was very responsive.

No fancy algorithm questions.

Have a thorough knowledge of the ins and outs of the language you choose.

OOPS-based questions:

• Special member functions
• Polymorphism
• Inheritance
• Design patterns

Asked about different keywords: auto, static, const, etc.

Heap & stack memory.

How a source code is built (preprocessor -> compiler -> linker).

The coding questions were pretty basic. Some "What is the output" type questions.