The Data Warehouse Developer skill assessment is designed to evaluate a candidate's expertise in data warehousing, including the intricate data organization and their ability to extract, transform, and load (ETL) data. The tasks covered within this assessment include designing, setting up, managing, and optimizing data warehouses while utilizing SQL and other data manipulation languages. The test also screens candidates’ understanding of crucial data warehousing concepts, such as data mining, data cleansing, and data modeling.
A key skill required in this role is SQL knowledge, thus, a part of this assessment focuses on
SQL. Candidates must demonstrate a strong grasp on writing SQL queries, procedures, functions and have basic knowledge of SQL Server Integration Services. Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities are evaluated through a series of tasks related to logical reasoning.
Finally, to succeed in this role, a Data Warehouse Developer must have a meticulous eye for detail and strong numerical reasoning skills. Therefore, the assessment includes tests on
Attention to Detail and
Numerical Reasoning to evaluate their value in recognizing patterns, identifying errors, and making data-driven decisions.