ClearView Healthcare Partners Data Analyst interview questions
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the interview lasts 55 min, it is a coding interview including sql and some basic machine learning questions, we can search online for resources. The interview is very straight forward and not very hard
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Question 1
how do you deal with high dimensional data, and how do you deal with missing values.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at ClearView Healthcare Partners in Aug 2024
Interview
In the first round with Teresa, the discussion began with behavioral questions, such as how I handle disagreements, conflicts, and feedback, as well as a time when I had to learn new tools like SQL. I introduced my project and answered specific questions about classification algorithms, overfitting prevention, and cross-validation. While I mentioned techniques like penalizing variables and removing outliers, I realized I could have elaborated further on cross-validation. We also discussed my Kaggle competition experience, where my data visualization skills seemed to make a strong impression. Teresa explained the role and team dynamics, and I asked about pain points in the role, which she appreciated. The interview concluded with her informing me about a take-home assignment.
In the second round, the focus shifted to technical questions, including SQL queries (live coding) and data science topics. For a dataset with many columns and few rows, I explained how to address dimensionality issues and walked through the approach step-by-step. I discussed decision trees, their important features, and ensemble methods like random forest classifiers. Questions about supervised vs. unsupervised algorithms allowed me to dive into preprocessing needs and share my understanding. There was an emphasis on communication skills and how I translate technical concepts to non-technical clients, which I demonstrated with examples from my experience. I asked thoughtful questions about challenges and pain points, which led to meaningful discussions.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How do you handle dimensionality issues in a dataset with many columns and few rows?
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at ClearView Healthcare Partners in Sep 2024
Interview
Had the first round. Pretty chill. Asked questions about on my resume and experience. Then the next round was a take home test. They gave two questions about one related to SQL and the other related to a machine learning. Solved that and got into the next round. The next round was again SQL questions and a Data Science case study/approach based question.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Describe about yourself and a bit on your experience?