Veterinary Emergency Group interview preparation.

Strong SQL and genuine comfort in databases and data warehouses (e.g., Snowflake) — you write novel queries, validate joins, investigate anomalies, and spot logic errors independently

Experience with data pipelines, dimensional data models, or semantic layers — you understand what makes raw source data analysis-ready and where it breaks

Proven ability to find the job to be done inside a business problem and translate it into structured data requirements, while managing a roadmap or backlog in a fast-moving environment

5+ years of experience in knowledge management, content operations, digital workplace, employee self-service, or a related field, including experience building or significantly improving an enterprise knowledge program.

Experience designing and operating knowledge governance and information architecture, including content ownership, taxonomy, review cycles, lifecycle management, and large-scale content cleanup or migration.

Strong writing, editing, and cross-functional influence, with experience turning complex subject-matter expertise into clear guidance and aligning stakeholders without direct authority.

Strong proficiency in data analysis and execution tools, including Excel (required)

Experience in the veterinary industry is a strong plus, but not required