MathWorks has a lot of interesting products with a massive amount of engineering requirements. There is always more work than the employee number.
Engineering employees are highly qualified, with almost everyone having a Master's degree or above.
There is a lot of internal decision-making and prioritization involved before taking action. Work-life balance is also highly valued.
Almost every product has a massive engineering requirement, but engineering innovation and improvement is not valued so much.
Teams are now getting focused on improving developer experience, but it still lacks as compared to standard software engineering firms.
Overemphasis on meetings causes a lot of employee fatigue. Employees are expected to work according to a spec.
Try focusing on incorporating employee ideas.
I had two phone interviews. The first one was 20 minutes long and covered general topics, such as GPA, background, and motivation. After three weeks, I had a 45-minute technical interview with many questions covering math, algorithms, data structur
Applied on their website after talking to them at my university's career fair. After a few days, they requested a phone interview with the recruiter, which was promptly scheduled. On the phone, I had a simple, candid conversation with her, nothing to
The HR phone screen provided a great experience, but the technical phone interview was not as warm. Once the interviewer decided I wasn't worth her time, she seemed to lose patience. There were many questions about byte manipulation and other "fun
I had two phone interviews. The first one was 20 minutes long and covered general topics, such as GPA, background, and motivation. After three weeks, I had a 45-minute technical interview with many questions covering math, algorithms, data structur
Applied on their website after talking to them at my university's career fair. After a few days, they requested a phone interview with the recruiter, which was promptly scheduled. On the phone, I had a simple, candid conversation with her, nothing to
The HR phone screen provided a great experience, but the technical phone interview was not as warm. Once the interviewer decided I wasn't worth her time, she seemed to lose patience. There were many questions about byte manipulation and other "fun