"Data architects design, build, and maintain the systems that dictate how a company's data is collected and stored. Expect interviews to consist primarily of technical questions that will test your knowledge of engineering databases. Employers are often looking for candidates with degrees in data science, computer science, or another related field, as well as a knowledge of relevant database languages like SQL."
The manager had a RAN background and had previously worked at Tmobile and Sprint as an RF Engineer, so most of his experience was very limited but he asked some high level questions. If you were planning to deploy 5G service in a new city, where would you start?
C#,SQL server and azure related questions they have asked.
What is the most challenging role you have performed.
What do you know about Version 1?
Q: Can you estimate how long your solution would take to implement? (case interview)
1.Explain the process for communicating with two Virtual Networks?
Most of the technical questions were more hands-on like writing groovy scripts, jenkinsfile, dockerfile. Architecture patterns, different AWS and Azure services, usage, challenges based on scenarios.
Imagine if you have a customer who wants to build a product - how would you go about recommending a solution?
A Technology Domain transformation question was asked - on how it was delivered in the market.
What is NACL in AWS?
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