MathWorks is a great place to work. It's a collaborative environment with bright people. MATLAB & Simulink are great products that really 'make a difference' in the world and have a very broad range of applications in science, engineering, and finance.
There are plenty of opportunities to learn and develop, both formally and informally. It's a very stable company that has been profitable since its inception and is growing as fast as it can hire good people!
The CEO is a role model for learning and self-improvement; he has personally grown the company from 2 people to over 2500.
MathWorks doesn't lead the way in encouraging flexible work options, e.g., home-working and part-time working.
Encourage more integration between the MATLAB and Simulink teams. I believe we can shift a little on flexibility and still maintain our collaborative culture and strong work ethic.
Managed to get through the first round of phone interview, where I was asked a series of standard questions, e.g., leadership skills, coding experience, time management skills, and visa status. I was also given the chance to ask questions about the
I applied online for the Applications Support Engineer role. I received a reply just a day after applying, and a phone interview was scheduled for that very week. The interview included typical questions about my background, interests, and skills, wi
I had an online video interview using HireVue. Only one take was allowed. You watch a video of a person asking the question. They gave you one minute to prepare and four minutes to answer.
Managed to get through the first round of phone interview, where I was asked a series of standard questions, e.g., leadership skills, coding experience, time management skills, and visa status. I was also given the chance to ask questions about the
I applied online for the Applications Support Engineer role. I received a reply just a day after applying, and a phone interview was scheduled for that very week. The interview included typical questions about my background, interests, and skills, wi
I had an online video interview using HireVue. Only one take was allowed. You watch a video of a person asking the question. They gave you one minute to prepare and four minutes to answer.