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Database design analysts plan, design and implement physical databases so that it is easier to maintain data storage and access. Database design analysts work as part of a team but must be competent enough to work independently. In most settings, they report to the manager of data management.
Database design analysts must have advanced computing skills, knowledge of programming languages such as Javascript, HTML, SQL, PHP and CSS and experience in data modeling and creating database queries.
At your interview, the interviewing panel will want to know more about when you started working with databases and what was the most difficult analysis you have worked on. They will also ask you about your strengths and weaknesses and why you think you are the best candidate for the job. Check out more questions at mock interview questions and rehearse the answers for a winning interview.