MathWorks has a great work environment. The focus on work/life balance is amazing. Throughout my internship, I met people that were extremely friendly and helpful. Overall, I would definitely recommend MathWorks.
In the 6 months that I worked there, I didn't really have any complaints or issues.
The recruitment process was very confusing, and it seemed that there were a lot of rounds. Although I didn't make it to the later rounds, I learned from the manager that there were a lot of rounds. I was only interviewing for a new grad position.
Mathematics section: Few basic mathematics-related questions were asked. CS fundamentals section: In this section, questions from OOPs, DBMS, and OS were asked. C/C++ MCQ section: This section requires in-depth knowledge of C++ syntax, STL, and
Once you apply, you receive an email about a video interview and a coding challenge. The video interview involves recording and submitting your responses. The coding challenge is on HackerRank and has three sections: * Basic math questions * A
The recruitment process was very confusing, and it seemed that there were a lot of rounds. Although I didn't make it to the later rounds, I learned from the manager that there were a lot of rounds. I was only interviewing for a new grad position.
Mathematics section: Few basic mathematics-related questions were asked. CS fundamentals section: In this section, questions from OOPs, DBMS, and OS were asked. C/C++ MCQ section: This section requires in-depth knowledge of C++ syntax, STL, and
Once you apply, you receive an email about a video interview and a coding challenge. The video interview involves recording and submitting your responses. The coding challenge is on HackerRank and has three sections: * Basic math questions * A