Choosing projects and teams with Engineering Development Group.
Great work-life balance. Flexible and transparent management. Lots of interesting things to work on. Good benefits and office space.
Compensation might not be as lucrative as the tech giants, but the work and benefits outweigh this inconvenience.
At first, there were a couple of phone interviews, maybe two or three with HR and one with a tech person. After those short interviews were over, there was a 45-minute grilling on data structures questions. I made it past that round, but after that,
My interview experience with MathWorks was very pleasant. The process lasted around 6 weeks, from mid-May to June 2019. The first round was based on my resume. Following this, there were two technical screens: one video and one phone call. After
One HR round followed by one phone round. Asked basic stuff about OOP, Data Structures, and Algorithms, and some language-specific questions. I had selected Java and C/C++, so I was quizzed about garbage collection, memory allocation, and destructo
At first, there were a couple of phone interviews, maybe two or three with HR and one with a tech person. After those short interviews were over, there was a 45-minute grilling on data structures questions. I made it past that round, but after that,
My interview experience with MathWorks was very pleasant. The process lasted around 6 weeks, from mid-May to June 2019. The first round was based on my resume. Following this, there were two technical screens: one video and one phone call. After
One HR round followed by one phone round. Asked basic stuff about OOP, Data Structures, and Algorithms, and some language-specific questions. I had selected Java and C/C++, so I was quizzed about garbage collection, memory allocation, and destructo