MathWorks was a very fun place to work, and the people there were very nice. The onboarding process for remote work was pretty smooth.
The Bash event (an event to find and remove bugs from testing the new product) was confusing to participate in.
The interview process was swift and straightforward. I had an informational interview with a recruiter. Then, they sent me a link for HireView and a coding challenge powered by HackerRank. The HireView didn't have any difficult technical questions
Just finish the OA. I've chosen Math, C++, and Python. I estimate about 15 minutes for the Math part, and 30 minutes for C++ and Python. I think you need to solve the problem immediately because time is not enough.
I was asked questions about my programming background, previous projects, availability, and visa status (F1). There was a pre-screen by the Principal Engineer, followed by an in-person interview with the Project Engineer for the project I was interv
The interview process was swift and straightforward. I had an informational interview with a recruiter. Then, they sent me a link for HireView and a coding challenge powered by HackerRank. The HireView didn't have any difficult technical questions
Just finish the OA. I've chosen Math, C++, and Python. I estimate about 15 minutes for the Math part, and 30 minutes for C++ and Python. I think you need to solve the problem immediately because time is not enough.
I was asked questions about my programming background, previous projects, availability, and visa status (F1). There was a pre-screen by the Principal Engineer, followed by an in-person interview with the Project Engineer for the project I was interv