Technical Communication and Documentation Questions
Assesses the ability to communicate technical architecture, diagrams, and process information clearly to varied audiences and to produce accurate written documentation. Includes diagramming services and data flow, explaining trade offs, documenting procedures, writing clear reports, and translating forensic or technical findings into actionable summaries for non technical stakeholders.
HardTechnical
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You must translate a detailed forensic timeline of a sophisticated breach into a one-page brief suitable for the board. Provide the structure of the brief (headings and 1–2 sentence description for each) and write the 3–4 sentence executive summary you would present verbally to the board. Balance legal sensitivity, technical accuracy, and investor reassurance.
HardTechnical
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Write a short policy and step-by-step procedure that requires all third-party dependencies in solution architecture deliverables to include: dependency name, version, license, vendor contact, known CVEs, security score, and approved replacement options. Include verification steps (who verifies, evidence required) and cadence for re-evaluation.
MediumTechnical
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You need to translate technical forensic logs from a security incident into two deliverables: (A) a two-page incident summary for the legal team, and (B) a three-slide technical briefing for engineering. For each deliverable list the required sections/content, the tone/level of detail, and one example sentence or slide bullet that would appear in each.
MediumTechnical
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Prepare a slide-outline that compares a managed database service versus a self-managed cluster for a procurement audience. For each comparison row (cost, operational burden, compliance, performance, migration effort) state one quantifiable metric you would present and one supporting data source you would cite.
EasyTechnical
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Define what an Architecture Decision Record (ADR) is and why it matters. Then provide a concise ADR template a Solutions Architect should use when deciding between a managed database service and a self-managed cluster. Include fields for context, alternatives considered, decision, trade-offs, and rollback plan.
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