Continuous feedback and learning curve
Continuous feedback and learning curve
Lots of scope for learning and opportunities.
No cons till date, nothing to write.
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Senior Quality Engineer
The interview process was fairly intense. I had three phone screens with various people, including the HR screener, Hiring Manager, and an architect. Then, I was brought onsite for a full day of interviews. This started prior to 8 AM with a develo
Engineering Development Group (EDG)
When I applied for a summer internship at Mathworks, it was a three-step process. First is an exam consisting of programming and aptitude questions. The second is a group discussion. The third is an HR/manager interview.
Software Developer
The questions were not hard, but I could not solve them due to tension. The question I was asked involved Fibonacci, using both iterative and recursive methods. I got stuck, and the interviewer was unimpressed.
Senior Quality Engineer
Natick, Massachusetts, United StatesSeptember 1, 2011The interview process was fairly intense. I had three phone screens with various people, including the HR screener, Hiring Manager, and an architect. Then, I was brought onsite for a full day of interviews. This started prior to 8 AM with a develo
Engineering Development Group (EDG)
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2022When I applied for a summer internship at Mathworks, it was a three-step process. First is an exam consisting of programming and aptitude questions. The second is a group discussion. The third is an HR/manager interview.
Software Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 5, 2025The questions were not hard, but I could not solve them due to tension. The question I was asked involved Fibonacci, using both iterative and recursive methods. I got stuck, and the interviewer was unimpressed.
