AML RightSource Senior Analyst II Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Python Programming Constructs, Lists , Dictionaries
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Q2. Knowledge of mathematical and statistical concepts were evaluated
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Q3. Questions on evaluation metrics for Classification and Regression
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Q1. Sql and python related questions
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Q2. Previous project details
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Q1. Design management and architecture
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Q1. Managerial round
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Q1. How do you go about SDLC process
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I follow the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) process to ensure successful project delivery.
• I start with requirements gathering and analysis to understand the project scope and objectives.

• I then move on to design, where I create a detailed plan for how the system will be built.

• Next, I proceed to development, where the actual coding and implementation of the system takes place.

• After development, I conduct thorough...read more
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Q2. What are roles and responsibilities of a BA
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Q3. How do you deduce a complex problem statement
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By breaking down the problem into smaller components and analyzing each part individually
• Identify the key components of the problem statement

• Break down the problem into smaller, more manageable parts

• Analyze each part individually to understand its impact on the overall problem

• Consider different perspectives and potential solutions

• Collaborate with team members or stakeholders to gain additional insights
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Q1. Explain the difference between BRD and FRD
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BRD is a document that outlines business requirements, while FRD is a document that details functional requirements.
• BRD focuses on what the business needs, while FRD focuses on how those needs will be met.

• BRD is high-level and non-technical, while FRD is detailed and technical.

• BRD is created before FRD in the project lifecycle.

• Example: BRD may state the need for a customer relationship management system, while FRD will...read more
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Q2. How do you go about creating user stories, how do you allocate the points
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User stories are created by collaborating with stakeholders and allocating points based on complexity and effort required.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements and understand user needs

• Break down features into smaller, manageable user stories

• Prioritize user stories based on business value and dependencies

• Allocate points based on complexity, effort, and risk involved

• Use techniques like Planning Poker to a
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Q3. What is the SOP while creating a requirement gathering doc
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The SOP for creating a requirement gathering doc involves planning, interviewing stakeholders, documenting requirements, and obtaining approval.
• Plan the requirement gathering process by identifying stakeholders and their needs

• Conduct interviews with stakeholders to gather detailed requirements

• Document the requirements in a clear and organized manner

• Obtain approval from stakeholders to ensure alignment with business goa
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Q1. How proficient are you with using tools such as Jira, Cofluence, SQL
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I am highly proficient in using Jira, Confluence, and SQL for various business analysis tasks.
• I have extensive experience using Jira for project management, issue tracking, and agile development.

• I am skilled in using Confluence for documentation, collaboration, and knowledge sharing within teams.

• I have strong SQL skills for data analysis, querying databases, and generating reports.

• I have used these tools in previous pr...read more
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Q2. How do you handle disagreements within internal stakeholders
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Q3. What values do you look in a collegue
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I look for values such as integrity, teamwork, communication, and adaptability in a colleague.
• Integrity - honesty, trustworthiness, and ethical behavior

• Teamwork - collaboration, support, and willingness to help others

• Communication - clear and effective communication skills

• Adaptability - ability to adjust to changing circumstances and problem-solve
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Q1. Prior Experience
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Q2. Capital Market, Hedge Fund
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Q3. Derivatives, Scenario-based question
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Q1. Prior Experience
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Q2. How do you handle escalations?
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I handle escalations by addressing the issue promptly, involving necessary stakeholders, and providing regular updates.
• Address the issue promptly to prevent further escalation

• Involve necessary stakeholders to gather input and support

• Provide regular updates to all parties involved to ensure transparency and progress

• Implement solutions to prevent similar escalations in the future
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Q3. What was the toughest escalation I have ever managed
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Q4. Excel - Index, Match, Lookups - XLookup, VLookup, HLookup
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Q5. Job Description
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Q1. Long term vs short-term securities
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Long-term securities are investments held for an extended period, while short-term securities are held for a shorter duration.
• Long-term securities typically have maturity dates of over one year, such as bonds or stocks.

• Short-term securities have maturity dates of one year or less, like Treasury bills or certificates of deposit.

• Long-term securities offer higher potential returns but also higher risk, while short-term se...read more
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Q2. Data analysis, vizualization
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Q3. Yield to Maturity, the relationship between yield and interest
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Yield to Maturity is the total return anticipated on a bond if it is held until it matures.
• Yield to Maturity is the annual rate of return an investor can expect to earn if the bond is held until it matures.

• It takes into account the bond's current market price, par value, coupon interest rate, and time to maturity.

• Yield to Maturity helps investors compare different bonds and make informed investment decisions.

• For exampl...read more
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Q4. About my project
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Q5. Job Description
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Q1. Briefing about my last job
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Q1. On python data manipulation(easy)
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Q2. Sql(intermediate)
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Q1. Explain maps in Java
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Maps in Java are data structures that store key-value pairs and allow for efficient retrieval and manipulation of data.
• Maps in Java are implemented by classes like HashMap, TreeMap, and LinkedHashMap.

• They allow you to store unique keys and their corresponding values.

• You can retrieve values from a map using the key, and also update or remove key-value pairs.

• Example: HashMap<String, Integer> map = new HashMap<&g...read more
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Q2. Concurrency in Java
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Concurrency in Java allows multiple tasks to be executed simultaneously, improving performance and responsiveness.
• Concurrency in Java is achieved through the use of threads.

• Threads allow different parts of a program to run concurrently.

• Java provides built-in support for concurrency with classes like Thread and Executor.

• Concurrency can help improve performance by utilizing multiple CPU cores efficiently.

• However, concurr...read more
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Q1. Tableau interview questioins
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Q2. SQl based quetions
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Q1. What is sdlc and uml
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SDLC stands for Software Development Life Cycle, which is a process used by software development teams to design, develop, and test high-quality software. UML stands for Unified Modeling Language, which is a standardized modeling language used to visually represent software systems.
• SDLC is a framework that defines the tasks performed at each phase of software development, including planning, analysis, design, implement...read more
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Q2. What is waterfall and agile
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Waterfall and Agile are two different project management methodologies used in software development.
• Waterfall is a linear and sequential approach where each phase must be completed before moving on to the next.

• Agile is an iterative and flexible approach that focuses on delivering small, incremental releases and adapting to changes quickly.

• Waterfall is more suitable for projects with well-defined requirements, while Agi...read more
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