Good work-life balance and interesting products.
Technology not widely used in the software industry, and hence switching jobs might be tough.
The first step is an interview with the Recruiter, who will ask you basic questions. 1. Talk about your projects. 2. When you meet a conflict, how do you solve it? 3. When you are doing multiple tasks, how do you deal with it?
I applied online to the EDG program at Mathworks and received a phone interview a couple of weeks later. The first phone interview was with the EDG manager. He is extremely friendly, so don't panic when you get the call! He asked me general question
The interview went really well, but somehow I got rejected. I answered all the questions but one. The program was also not too heavy, so I could use recursion and write it. The question was the height of a binary tree.
The first step is an interview with the Recruiter, who will ask you basic questions. 1. Talk about your projects. 2. When you meet a conflict, how do you solve it? 3. When you are doing multiple tasks, how do you deal with it?
I applied online to the EDG program at Mathworks and received a phone interview a couple of weeks later. The first phone interview was with the EDG manager. He is extremely friendly, so don't panic when you get the call! He asked me general question
The interview went really well, but somehow I got rejected. I answered all the questions but one. The program was also not too heavy, so I could use recursion and write it. The question was the height of a binary tree.