Technical Analyst, AS
Quick look
01Deutsche Bank’s Wealth Management Technology division is currently working on an initiative to build a core team of internal resources in Pune with expertise on various technologies and applications. The Technical Analyst is required to work as part of Deutsche Bank’s Wealth Management Technology team.
What you'll do
- Perform analysis, coding, unit testing, and debugging
What they ask for
- Hands on expertise on Oracle PL/SQL, Unix, Control-M
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Questions to practise
8 from this job's skills and dutiesTechnical
- How do you optimize a slow-running PL/SQL query?
- Explain common Unix commands used for log analysis and file manipulation.
- What is Control-M and how is it used in batch job scheduling?
Scenario
- What would you do if a critical batch job fails in Control-M during production hours?
- How would you approach debugging a complex PL/SQL procedure that is failing intermittently?
HR
- Tell me about a time you had to troubleshoot a technical issue under pressure.
- Why do you want to work in the Wealth Management Technology division at Deutsche Bank?
About Deutsche Bank
- How does Deutsche Bank's Wealth Management division leverage technology to serve its clients?
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