MathWorks, as an idea and culture, is fantastic. People really believe in the mission statement: "to accelerate the progress of science and engineering." People have a lot of respect for one another, for our customers, and for math, science, and engineering.
90% of the workers are focused on the team and are wonderful coworkers who are conscientious and give generously of their time to help ramp up new workers.
The company is very stable.
Not everyone is eager to share knowledge. There are enough who are and are great mentors so that you can grow--but still, it seems that some of the more curmudgeonly employees could use a reminder of the core values.
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
Basic HR Interview Questions for the First Round
I had an online math and coding test, followed by a video introduction after submitting my application. The coding portion consisted of LeetCode medium or easy problems. I was rejected after submitting the test and the video, with no feedback provi
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
Basic HR Interview Questions for the First Round
I had an online math and coding test, followed by a video introduction after submitting my application. The coding portion consisted of LeetCode medium or easy problems. I was rejected after submitting the test and the video, with no feedback provi