A great place to work and learn.
Every day at MathWorks is a learning experience.
The exposure you get working here is outstanding.
The growth is very slow. The Indian management is very bossy. The company is slowly becoming highly sales-driven; technical people are not valued as much.
I had three phone interviews: * One with the hiring manager, covering general ability to communicate. * One with another applications engineer, to discuss my technical background. * One with the internal recruiter. These very pleasant interactions
Last week, I had the weirdest interview of my life with MathWorks. The MathWorks France-based recruiter was hunting for an Australia-based position. She found me on LinkedIn, contacted me, and set up a phone interview. However, during that interview
I had two screening interviews, followed by a technical interview. I didn't make it past that stage, but I believe they invite you to campus for a day of presentations and interviews.
I had three phone interviews: * One with the hiring manager, covering general ability to communicate. * One with another applications engineer, to discuss my technical background. * One with the internal recruiter. These very pleasant interactions
Last week, I had the weirdest interview of my life with MathWorks. The MathWorks France-based recruiter was hunting for an Australia-based position. She found me on LinkedIn, contacted me, and set up a phone interview. However, during that interview
I had two screening interviews, followed by a technical interview. I didn't make it past that stage, but I believe they invite you to campus for a day of presentations and interviews.