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Fintech & Digital Financial Services

Your practice track for Business Analyst
at Maya (formerly PayMaya)

Junior levelDifficult4 questions

What this interview covers

Interviewers for Business Analyst roles at Maya (formerly PayMaya) typically test across 4 areas:

Cultural FitTechnicalBehavioralCommunication

Philippine-specific tips for this role

  • Candidates might say 'I will ask my manager' or 'I will choose the easiest one,' displaying a lack of strategic thinking. Instead, demonstrate a structured, data-informed approach.
  • Some candidates might say 'I will just use Excel or ask IT to do it,' which shows a lack of hands-on analytical skills. Instead, demonstrate the SQL steps even if you need to think through the logic aloud.
  • Some Filipino candidates might over-apologize: 'Sorry, but I just did what I was told,' undermining ownership. Instead, confidently state the initiative you took and the decisions you owned.
  • Avoid saying 'I will check all data and tell the boss something is wrong,' without structure. Instead, describe a systematic approach with segmentation and hypothesis testing.

All 4 questions in this set

If you had to prioritize features for a new digital banking product with limited resources, how would you approach the decision-making process?

Senior leader interviews at Maya evaluate strategic thinking; this question tests how you balance trade-offs in a resource-constrained fintech environment, though no specific question is documented.

DifficultCultural Fit
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Write a SQL query to find the top 5 merchants by transaction volume in the last quarter from a transactions table with columns: transaction_id, merchant_id, transaction_date, amount. Explain your approach.

This question assesses foundational data extraction skills essential for a Business Analyst in fintech; no verbatim Maya question is publicly documented, but SQL proficiency is a confirmed technical screening topic.

DifficultTechnical
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Tell me about a time you took full ownership of a project from end to end. What challenges did you face, and what was the outcome?

Maya values project ownership as a cultural trait; this behavioral question probes for accountability and end-to-end delivery, a common theme in HR interviews for this role.

DifficultBehavioral
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Imagine our user engagement dropped by 20% after a recent app update. How would you investigate the cause and present your findings to stakeholders?

Maya's case study stage tests the ability to derive business insights and communicate them clearly; this scenario mirrors fintech analytics challenges, though no exact question is documented.

DifficultCommunication
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