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If you haven't heard of MATLAB, chances are you aren't a scientist or engineer. The MathWorks provides technical computing software used for data analysis, visualization, and mathematical computations. Its MATLAB, Simulink, and Polyspace products are used in such industries as aerospace, automotive, communications, electronics, financial services, and industrial automation. MathWorks products are also used for teaching and research at more than 5,000 universities. With operations in more than 15 countries worldwide, MathWorks gets roughly half of its revenues from outside...More

Every member of the MathWorks team, from our finance department to our developers, contributes to delivering the software that impacts the things we all rely on in our daily lives. Think we’re exaggerating? Think again: look behind your cell phone, your car, the plane you fly on, the cutting edge medical technologies that could save and change lives, and the scientific advances that awe and amaze us, and you’ll find MATLAB and Simulink. Our customers are advancing the world’s knowledge of engineering and science. And we help them do it. That’s a special team to be a part of.
What’s daily life like as a MathWorks employee? Innovative. Challenging. Collegial. Energized. An atmosphere built on respect for colleagues and continuous pursuit of excellence.
But we don’t always work. We eat, like on Wednesday mornings at our weekly breakfast buffet or on Friday afternoons, when fresh-baked cookies are delivered to every kitchen at our Natick campus. We welcome new MathWorkers with a party affectionately called a Tuesday, even if it takes place on a Thursday. And to work off the effects of all that eating, there is an on-campus fitness center and we’re home to numerous sports teams.
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Pros:
Great work life balance
You get a chance to influence a lot of MATLAB, Simulink users around the world, job level does not matter.
Wednesdays free breakfasts
Smart people
good work environment, fun
yearly summer outing, winter outing
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