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The MATLAB Graphics and Data Visualization team is responsible for the core visualization experience in MATLAB. We develop a broad range of plotting and charting capabilities, from foundational line and scatter plots to extensible tools for building advanced interactive data visualizations. Our work forms a critical bridge between interactive graphics, rendering, and export within the MATLAB ecosystem, and plays a central role in shaping the evolution of MATLAB’s data visualization capabilities.
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As a member of the MATLAB Graphics and Data Visualization team, you will focus on developing web‑based solutions spanning client, server, and cloud-hosted components that enable customers to access, share, and interact with their data visualizations in new and innovative ways.
- Own and evolve architectural direction for web‑based solutions that deliver MATLAB graphics to customers.
- Drive cross-team modernization efforts, making informed tradeoffs around scalability, reliability, performance and consistency for interactive, data‑first visualizations.
- Provide technical leadership by guiding design reviews, influencing system‑level decisions, and sharing best practices across teams.
- Lead the development of shared, automated workflows for building, testing, and delivering web‑based graphics software.
- Champion software quality, including the definition and application of functional and non‑functional testing strategies with a strong emphasis on automation.
- Mentor and support other engineers through technical guidance, design feedback, and knowledge sharing.
