"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."
One key question they asked me was related to a real-world scenario that tested both my technical skills and problem-solving approach. Instead of just theoretical questions, they focused on how I would practically handle a situation, which really helped showcase my strengths.
Do I know how to use Rhino
Online coding assessment
education background
Salary expectations, Cultural Questions - to see how you fit into the Flight Centre Culture, A Bunch of Technical questions to see if you knew your stuff.
What is the difference between include and require
They have their own process on their website, first I had to do a multichoice test on HackerRank (all about AWS), after that, complete their CV form (you can do it with LinkedIn), then complete an example project, which had to get done in 3 days, I had to attach a video explaining the process, an architecture document and a README file with some keypoints.
The treat is ok, but if you expect to be ok here. I will tell you spend your time somewhere else.
Disqualified after answer MENSA style IQ question, nothing technical or computer related. timed quiz answered ~40/50 question then cut and 'failed'
The main question was "why would I change my current job"
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