How do you create dimensional data models to support business metrics and analytics with flexibility for

change?

Answer: To create dimensional data models, I first analyze source system data and identify key data
entities and relationships. I then design the data model using a star or snowflake schema to represent
the dimensions and fact tables. I ensure that the data model is flexible enough to accommodate future
changes by following industry best practices and ensuring that the model is normalized and optimized.

Can you describe your experience with client-facing environments?

Answer: Yes, I have experience working in client-facing environments and have developed strong
communication and interpersonal skills. In my previous role as a Data Analyst, I collaborated with
engineering and business teams using scrum/agile methodologies to keep corporate documents and
reports up-to-date with current trends and programs. I also interfaced with business users and
technologists at client locations to gather requirements and write design specifications.

How do you ensure that your reports are intuitive and flexible?

Answer: To ensure that my reports are intuitive and flexible, I first understand the needs and goals of the
end-users. I then use various tools, including SSRS, Excel, and Power BI, to create reports that are visually
appealing and easy to understand. I also provide options for end-users to customize and filter the reports
based on their needs. Finally, I conduct user acceptance testing to ensure that the reports meet the end-
users' needs and expectations.

Can you describe your experience with Analysis Services tools, including SSAS?

Answer: Yes, I have experience working with Analysis Services tools, including SSAS. I have empowered
the business by creating lasting gateways to their data using Analysis Services tools. I have also
developed various solution-driven views and dashboards by developing different chart types, including
Pie Charts, Bar Charts, Tree Maps, Circle Views, Line Charts, Area Charts, Scatter Plots in Power BI.

Can you tell me about a time when you had to interface with business users and technologists at client
locations?

Answer: Sure, in my previous role as a Data Analyst, I had to interface with business users and
technologists at client locations to gather requirements and write design specifications for a new
reporting system. I scheduled meetings with stakeholders to understand their needs and requirements
and translated them into technical specifications. I also conducted user acceptance testing to ensure that
the system met their needs and expectations. Through effective communication and collaboration, we
were able to deliver a system that met the client's needs and helped them make better data-driven
decisions.