Ciber Business Analyst Interview Questions
& Process

A Senior Recruiter reached out via email after I applied online for the Business Analyst position. They wanted to schedule a call to discuss my background and asked me to forward my resume and suggest a time for the call. This seemed like a standard professional process. The recruiter replied that my background was a good fit for some open roles and confirmed the call for the next day, again, what seemed like a standard professional process. The next day, I was prepared and ready for the call. However, one hour passed, then another, and another, and no call happened. This was not a normal standard professional process. I sent an email to the recruiter suggesting there might have been a mix-up with the days/times and asked to reschedule for the next day, but I never heard back. Definitely not a normal standard professional process. It makes you wonder.

First, I had a call with a recruiter. They gave me the lowdown on the job, salary, and benefits. Then, a project lead gave me a call to see if I'd be a good fit for the team, check my communication skills, and how I'd handle tough spots. After that, it was face-to-face. A group of interviewers asked me about my experience, industry terms, and situational stuff. It's good to have examples ready of when you really did well.

We had multiple interviews including online ones. It started with a phone screening with the recruiter. Then there were online interviews with two IT directors, one of whom was the hiring manager, and an interview with the lead business analyst.