CS student got an interview, no idea what they expect of me

[GurkanG]

I got an interview with a small firm as a "Junior Quantitative Analyst".
The job description mentioned "supporting senior members with their work and working on database management for client data".

I'm a CS student that has about zero experience with finance I have no idea what they expect of me.

Do they expect me to know a large amount of math? I've done calc 1, probability and statistics, linear algebra and numerical analysis and doing calc II (I'm doing a rough estimate of US courses coming from EU). this coming semester.

What kind of questions can I expect to be able to answer? I've got experience doing normal CS and programming interviews but will this be different?

Any and all help is greatly appreciated!

 

[mhy]

They will probably ask you brainteasers, as well as algorithm/programming questions. You may be asked specific questions but you can tell them if it is not a subject you've studied or are familiar with.

 

[GurkanG]

They will probably ask you brainteasers, as well as algorithm/programming questions. You may be asked specific questions but you can tell them if it is not a subject you've studied or are familiar with.

Thank you for the help and information.

As they mentioned databases in the job description. Do you think it would be a good idea to show them some of my work from one of the courses in databases?
Do they usually use an SQL language or have quant firms moved to a more noSQL drive database model like mongoDB or the likes?