Tiger Analytics | Data Analyst
Summary
I interviewed for a Data Analyst role at Tiger Analytics as a fresher. The process involved an online assessment followed by two technical rounds and an HR round. I received an offer with a compensation of ₹9 LPA fixed plus a joining bonus.
Full Experience
I went through a comprehensive interview process at Tiger Analytics for the Data Analyst role. Initially, around 200 students were shortlisted, mostly as a formality, for the Online Assessment (OA). After the OA, 17 candidates, including myself, were shortlisted for the interview rounds.
Technical Round 1
This round primarily focused on one of my projects, which we discussed in detail for about 15 minutes. Following the project discussion, I was asked to solve a standard LeetCode question: rotating a matrix by 90 degrees. This round served as an elimination round, and about 6-7 candidates progressed.Technical Round 2
Held just a few hours after the first technical round, this was a more relaxed and friendly discussion. We delved into engaging topics like recent technological developments, the SORA launch, and an MKBHD video, along with potential solutions for traffic problems. I was also presented with a puzzle: 'If you have 100 chocolates and can exchange 3 wrappers for 1 new chocolate, how many total chocolates can you eat?' The interviewer also provided the answer, 149. I implemented the solution to this problem in C++.HR Round
The final round was a brief 5-minute HR discussion. I was asked standard behavioral questions, such as three things my friends like and dislike about me.Throughout the interviews, I made sure to ask relevant questions, particularly about GenAI, given its current industry relevance.
I note that my interview experience felt relatively easy, which I attribute to the interviewer. However, many of my friends faced significantly more challenging DSA problems and complex puzzles.
Interview Questions (2)
I was given a standard LeetCode question to rotate a given square matrix by 90 degrees clockwise, in-place.
I was asked a puzzle: If you start with 100 chocolates and can exchange 3 wrappers for 1 new chocolate, how many total chocolates can you eat? The interviewer also mentioned that the answer is 149.
Preparation Tips
Based on my experience and observing my friends' interviews, I recommend focusing on practicing matrix-related problems, SQL queries, and various logical puzzles.