Southern California Edison Business Analyst interview experience

After applying online, I heard back within a couple weeks for a normal phone screening with introductory Q&A. A few weeks later, I had my second round with two team members, and that’s where the math emphasis came through.

The in-person style portion included more basic questions but also some math puzzles. It wasn’t framed as pure theory; it felt like they were trying to see how I handled quantitative thinking under time pressure. I also noticed they placed real weight on core spreadsheet skills, especially Excel, since the interviews weren’t just behavioral—they were tied to day-to-day