Good starting pay.
Good career if you are from a Non-CS background and want a semi-IT job.
Work-life balance is decent overall.
Profit sharing, company outings, year-end parties, and internal sports tournaments are all good enough.
Starting off in the EDG department can be a pain, and work-life balance might get affected. MathWorks believes working in support will make the engineer understand the pain of the users, but the stress level can be high in EDG.
Growth may not be great for someone from a CS background.
Applied through college. The first round was based on 5 aptitude questions along with 3 coding questions, which were simple for a BE final year graduate. The coding questions involved linked list problems, stacks, and queues. The languages available
It was a campus placement drive. The first shortlisting was based on a video submission through HireVue. Only normal HR questions were asked in that round. Shortlisted candidates from the video round appeared for an online programming test. The test
The interview process included an online assessment, group discussion, technical round, managerial rounds, and an HR round. All rounds were eliminatory. Main focus was on OOPS, projects, and OS. A high CGPA was preferred.
Applied through college. The first round was based on 5 aptitude questions along with 3 coding questions, which were simple for a BE final year graduate. The coding questions involved linked list problems, stacks, and queues. The languages available
It was a campus placement drive. The first shortlisting was based on a video submission through HireVue. Only normal HR questions were asked in that round. Shortlisted candidates from the video round appeared for an online programming test. The test
The interview process included an online assessment, group discussion, technical round, managerial rounds, and an HR round. All rounds were eliminatory. Main focus was on OOPS, projects, and OS. A high CGPA was preferred.