Great work-life balance.
You get a chance to influence a lot of MATLAB and Simulink users around the world, regardless of job level.
Wednesdays: free breakfasts.
Smart people.
Good work environment; fun.
Yearly summer and winter outings.
Salary
It's a great company, and you get to influence a lot of users worldwide. I think the average pay should be a bit more.
The initial step was a video interview. The next round was a 1-hour technical interview. The questions were very simple, covering basic C programming, calculus, linear algebra, and DSP. Despite this, I wasn't selected. I have no idea what they were e
The interview process consists of three rounds. First, HR will call you and ask questions. They won't really pay attention to your content, but they will pay a lot of attention to your confidence. HR will then set up a technical interview for the fo
The interview process consists of: * A video interview focusing on HR questions. * A technical phone interview, where all questions can be found on Glassdoor posts. * An onsite interview, which includes four rounds: 1. Technical interview
The initial step was a video interview. The next round was a 1-hour technical interview. The questions were very simple, covering basic C programming, calculus, linear algebra, and DSP. Despite this, I wasn't selected. I have no idea what they were e
The interview process consists of three rounds. First, HR will call you and ask questions. They won't really pay attention to your content, but they will pay a lot of attention to your confidence. HR will then set up a technical interview for the fo
The interview process consists of: * A video interview focusing on HR questions. * A technical phone interview, where all questions can be found on Glassdoor posts. * An onsite interview, which includes four rounds: 1. Technical interview