Describe your work experience and about assay development specifically?
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Why do you want to volunteer at Harem Hospital, and how can your skills help our team?
Can you describe how [Data-science technique] works, and why would you use it?
Describe an issue that came up on a job and how you solved it.
Tell me about yourself and why you chose to apply here
They asked general questions about my expectations for working at Trifork, and questions about Machine Learning
Do you want to stay in biology or eventually move into another field that involves data science?
You are given a word problem. There is nothing you can really do to prepare other than having previous experience answering these types of questions. You have to sort of just think on the spot.
Why do you want to work here?
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