What was most unexpected was the length of the third interview. Covered a lot of different areas including real world project experience, methods and frameworks, business and technology. Might be an idea to have some references open on your computer as reminders (ITIL, Prince2, TOGAF). But this will only work as reminders. They were all good questions though and nothing to intentionally catch you out. They just wanted to check you knew your subject.
Sorry it was 6 years ago.
Can you start immediately?
knowledge in Data Engineering, Spark, Airflow, redshift, Snowflake, DBT, Python, Data modeling in SQL, Non relational DBs
Have you used git before? For how long?
How would you approach a design problem? How do you operate on a project team?
can't disclose
For the technical interviews... it was just behavioral questions. No technology question.
What percentage of AWS would you say you know?
Can you describe challenging situation you faced in your previous roles and how you successfully navigate it? Please share outcome of your efforts and any positive impact it had on the project or organisation?
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