Good company and good work culture.
Nothing to say as of now.
It started with me applying for the job on the MathWorks career site. The manager contacted me, and we had a telephonic interview. Later, I went to their campus for a face-to-face interview, which lasted for an hour. This was the screening process.
I had an onsite interview. They asked some easy, basic questions. I have profound knowledge of mathematics and C++. I was rejected without any explanation. Don't waste your time on this application. They provided a very vague job description, leaving
I had two phone interviews before having the chance to fly to Natick, MA. The interviews covered many details, including C++, threading, mutex, new/delete, and design questions. You need to prepare your presentation well and convince everyone that
It started with me applying for the job on the MathWorks career site. The manager contacted me, and we had a telephonic interview. Later, I went to their campus for a face-to-face interview, which lasted for an hour. This was the screening process.
I had an onsite interview. They asked some easy, basic questions. I have profound knowledge of mathematics and C++. I was rejected without any explanation. Don't waste your time on this application. They provided a very vague job description, leaving
I had two phone interviews before having the chance to fly to Natick, MA. The interviews covered many details, including C++, threading, mutex, new/delete, and design questions. You need to prepare your presentation well and convince everyone that