Good work culture, products that touch many lives.
Core values, good work-life balance.
EDG in India is quite poor. Students from premiere institutions are recruited and told they can make a career in their respective fields, but this is not true. Once a fresher joins, he/she will come to know there are no choices to make as such. There are only 5 departments and no core roles. Very few openings make transfers for EDG very difficult. Getting stuck with a support profile is the worst thing that can happen for a career, especially for engineers from top-notch institutes. Only a few technologies are helpful for a long-term career outside MathWorks. Managers from other departments recruit people from outside; even freshers are recruited, which calls the EDG model into question. People don't leave because they are left with no choice, but rather stay in EDG. During recruitment, students are not told the truth about the career opportunities.
EDGians should not be forced to choose teams. There is no point when a Signal processing candidate goes for Java programming due to no choices available for the core. Either stop recruiting core guys, or create more teams, or tell them the facts. Don't lie.
It took about 3 weeks to complete the process. I had 3 telephonic interviews, technical and HR included. The personal interview took 6 hours and involved many technical and HR rounds. I cleared all of the rounds but was not selected after the refere
I was interviewed for the ASE role in Bengaluru, India. The process was quite fast and involved several rounds. First round: A simple HR round with pre-recorded questions. * What about this position interests you? * Why should we hire you? * Do you
I applied for the ASE-EDG program in Bangalore. The interview process consisted of several rounds: * **First round:** An offline video call (as mentioned on Glassdoor). * **Second round:** An online test on HackerRank, covering math concepts, p
It took about 3 weeks to complete the process. I had 3 telephonic interviews, technical and HR included. The personal interview took 6 hours and involved many technical and HR rounds. I cleared all of the rounds but was not selected after the refere
I was interviewed for the ASE role in Bengaluru, India. The process was quite fast and involved several rounds. First round: A simple HR round with pre-recorded questions. * What about this position interests you? * Why should we hire you? * Do you
I applied for the ASE-EDG program in Bangalore. The interview process consisted of several rounds: * **First round:** An offline video call (as mentioned on Glassdoor). * **Second round:** An online test on HackerRank, covering math concepts, p