"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 highest priority initiative was to increase performance for a legacy data mart for allowing large law firms the ability to look at all electronic dockets in the US and use analytics to best understand opportunities in those markets. I was asked how I world work an Oracle recommend way to upsize from one vendor to another and show the investment was a success.
What are the successes and challenges you’ve had performing similar roles to this in the past?
Garbage, checklist boilerplate.
What does SQL mean? And various SQL related questions but simple ones.
Disadvantages / advantages of REST APIs?
There were security questions and question with regard to batch processing.
There was a question with regard to how an architect might derive Architect Significant Requirements (ASRs).
Name threading problems you should avoid?
Does the job rank matter a lot to you?
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