
Opera Solutions Data Analytics Analyst Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 6 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Opera Solutions.
Analytics Specialist
It was an on-campus interview at an IIT. There was a written round with probability, aptitude, and puzzle questions, plus an algorithm to write, lasting about 1.5 hours. Only 10% got through to the interviews since it's a Day 1 slot and the quality of students is high. There were at least 4 interview rounds. The first two involved puzzles and estimations, while later rounds were technical, covering ML or advanced probability based on the CV. A telephonic round with interviewers in Jersey was also part of the process.
- Questions about Regression and Classification, basics like Least Squares, regularization, etc.
- Recommender System Design, Dimensionality Reduction, etc.
- Standard probability puzzles and numerical puzzles.
Analytics Specialist
First, you submit your CV. Senior managers review it. If your CV is approved, you take a written test. The test has subjective and objective questions and is a bit harder than CAT. You get 1 hour for it. Then, they consider your CV and test performance to shortlist you for interviews. There are usually 3-4 interview rounds.
- What is your reasoning for the entry of multibrand retail giants into the Indian Market?
- Suppose you were the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India; what would be your subsequent Monetary policy?
Analytics Specialist
The interview process was super chill. They picked people based on their resumes from when they visited campus. They really liked seeing stats and machine learning stuff on resumes. There were 3 interviews. The first one was about my resume, like 'walk me through it'. The second one was tough, covering stats, PDEs, and stochastic processes. The last interview was all about case studies. Mine was about figuring out the economic value of a financial instrument using macro parameters.
- Can you define Markov Chains and give a real-world example?
- Could you define Brownian Motion and derive its equation from martingale and Markov chain?
- How can one use Monte-Carlo simulation for estimating probability distribution function values?
Opera Solutions Data Analytics Analyst Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Opera Solutions interview reports.
“For N players, what's the number of rounds needed to determine a winner?”
Read reports →“How can one use Monte-Carlo simulation for estimating probability distribution function values?”
Read reports →“With 25 horses and 5 stables (where a maximum of 5 races can be run in one round), how many rounds are required to find the top 3 horses?”
Read reports →“Could you define Brownian Motion and derive its equation from martingale and Markov chain?”
Read reports →“Given a set of coins with x heads, how would you divide them into two groups, ensuring each group has an equal number of heads?”
Read report →“Can you figure out the minimum number of tries needed to find one defective coin out of 8 coins?”
Read report →“Can you define Markov Chains and give a real-world example?”
Read report →“Could you explain the Monte Carlo probability question?”
Read report →“What is your reasoning for the entry of multibrand retail giants into the Indian Market?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 6 Opera Solutions interview reports.