
Flatiron Health Data Analyst Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 13 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Flatiron Health.
Data Analyst
So the interview process was like, three rounds total. First was Karat, covering stats, SQL, and R. Then, I talked to a Data Insight Engineer. The last round was a superday with a Data Insight Engineer, the Hiring Manager, and a PM. That last part was about R coding, case studies, and BigQuery.
- Can you introduce yourself?
Data Analyst
First, there was a phone screen, and then a quick 30-minute tech interview that involved some coding. After that, there were three more interviews all in one block, though this might change based on scheduling. These included a technical interview, a competency-based interview, and another coding interview. The whole process was pretty straightforward and the people were nice. I just didn't have enough R experience, unfortunately.
- Tell me about a time you had to manage competing priorities.
Data Analyst
So I had my interview at Flatiron Health. It was a 3-round process. The first round was a 1-hour online live coding session with Karat, covering SQL and R. The second round, also 1 hour, involved some intro questions, discussion about my projects, and then a live coding challenge on HackerRank. The third round was a 3-hour 'super day' – the first hour was dedicated to my project, the second hour was live coding in R, and the final hour focused on problem-solving.
- Tell me about yourself, your background, and your projects.
- Do you have any questions about R?
- Do you have any questions about SQL?
Flatiron Health Data Analyst Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Flatiron Health interview reports.
“For SQL, calculate the average rating for a restaurant.”
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Read reports →“SQL and R codes, easy level”
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Read report →“Do you have any questions about R?”
Read report →“Take home assessment that was incredibly broad”
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Across all 13 Flatiron Health interview reports.