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January 29th, 2010

Recent Grads Wanted for Jobs at MathWorks!

I don’t normally host gratuitous advertisements for MathWorks events, but this one is an uncommon opportunity.  MathWorks is hosting a virtual career fair next week, February 4th from 11 AM to 7 PM (Eastern time).  While I wouldn’t normally recommend you show up for a job interview in your pajamas, this time it won’t matter.  Register now!

MathWorks Virtual Career Fair

Do you love MATLAB and Simulink? Are you the smartest person in your class?

The MathWorks offers career opportunities for CS, EE, and ME students and new graduates with MATLAB programming skills.

  • Live chats with recent graduates and hiring managers
  • Presentation with question-and-answer session
  • Exhibit floor with virtual booths hosted by MathWorks technical staff

Chat with MathWorkers in virtual conference booths.

Register now!

By Seth Popinchalk

02:52 UTC | Posted in What's new? | Permalink | 2 Comments »

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2 Responses to “Recent Grads Wanted for Jobs at MathWorks!”

  1. Checker replied on January 29th, 2010 at 17:57 UTC :

    I filled it out couple of days back and got an emial saying that the no. of people they can handle is already filled up. But, I see in all these Mathworks blogs promotoing to apply. Just wondering whats true?

  2. Seth replied on January 29th, 2010 at 20:37 UTC :

    @Checker – Due to the high volume of reservation requests our career fair team had to pre-screen profiles based on the available job openings. It is possible that the information you provided did not match the pre-screening criteria, or that the number of applicants matching for a specific position had already exceeded the limit. I have spoken with the career fair team, and have been assured that all registration profiles will be kept on hand in case the career fair is expanded to accommodate more participants.

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Guy Rouleau and Seth Popinchalk are Application Engineers for MathWorks. They write here about Simulink and other MathWorks tools used in Model-Based Design.

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