Multiple Openings - Engineering Development Group - U.S.

In the Engineering Development Group at MathWorks, team members have the flexibility to engage with projects that match their interests and skills. Responsibilities include contributing to high-impact technical projects, solving complex issues, and developing leadership skills through mentoring and process improvements. You will have opportunities to work in various domains such as machine learning and robotics, gaining deep product knowledge and customer perspective.

To apply for the Engineering Development Group at MathWorks, candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree for the undergraduate program or a Master's/Ph.D. for the graduate program in Engineering or Computer Science. A strong academic record, excellent communication and time management skills, programming skills, and a good understanding of Object-oriented programming are essential. Experience with MATLAB is advantageous but not a requirement.

MathWorks supports professional development in the Engineering Development Group through extensive training, mentoring, and coaching. Team members have opportunities to lead improvements, mentor others, and transition into various teams to align their skills with their interests. The collaborative environment fosters learning and shared knowledge, contributing to each individual's growth and success.

In the Engineering Development Group at MathWorks, you can expect to work on diverse projects involving machine learning, automated driving, robotics, and other innovative domains. Projects are tailored to your skills and interests, allowing you to engage in high-impact technical work, solve complex issues, and gain real-world experience with MathWorks products while collaborating with leading engineers and scientists.

MathWorks employs a hybrid work model that enables employees to balance in-person collaboration with flexible at-home work. This model enhances teamwork and personal life optimizations, allowing members of the Engineering Development Group to enjoy meaningful interactions with colleagues while also benefiting from the convenience of remote work. It's designed to foster a supportive and productive working environment.

When answering this question, detail the project’s objectives, your specific role, and the technologies you used. Highlight your contributions and what you learned to showcase your problem-solving abilities and technical skills. Remember to be concise while emphasizing how the project aligns with MathWorks’ focus on innovation.

Be honest about your programming skillset, focusing specifically on languages relevant to the role, such as MATLAB or similar languages. Discuss specific examples where you applied these languages in projects, emphasizing the impact of your coding expertise in practical situations.

Structure your response by outlining your method for task prioritization. Discuss the tools or techniques you use, such as establishing deadlines or assessing each task's significance. This shows MathWorks your organizational skills and ability to handle complex workloads effectively.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to describe a relevant experience. Focus on the strategies you employed to tackle the complexity and the positive outcome of your efforts. Employers at MathWorks will appreciate your analytical thinking and resilience.

Your answer should reflect your enthusiasm for the program and the company's mission. Discuss what aspects of MathWorks excite you, such as the culture of innovation, collaborative environment, or specific technologies they develop. Make it personal to showcase your genuine interest.

Discuss your typical learning strategies, whether through online resources, formal training, or hands-on practice. Highlight your adaptability and willingness to grow, showcasing how you can quickly pick up new skills beneficial for the Engineering Development Group.

Share your natural tendencies in team settings, like being a leader or a supportive collaborator. Provide specific examples to illustrate how you contribute positively to team dynamics and project success, which is essential in the collaborative atmosphere at MathWorks.

Explain your perspective on feedback as an opportunity for growth. Discuss a time when you received constructive criticism and how you applied it to improve your work. This showcases resilience and a continuous learning mindset—key qualities for MathWorks employees.

Emphasize that collaboration leads to greater innovation and problem-solving in engineering. Discuss how diverse perspectives contribute to successful project outcomes and how you've experienced the benefits of teamwork in your past projects.

Articulate your career aspirations clearly and how they connect with the mission and opportunities at MathWorks. This is your chance to demonstrate how working in the Engineering Development Group can help you achieve your goals while contributing to MathWorks' success.