DP-900 - Describe Core Data Concepts - Section 1.4

Identify roles and responsibilities for data workloads including data engineers, analysts, and scientists.

Define the responsibilities of a data engineer, data analyst, data scientist, database administrator, and data steward in a modern data team. Identify which role is accountable for pipeline construction, insight delivery, model building, operational database health, or governance respectively.

data engineerdata analystdata scientistdatabase administratordata steward

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The data engineer is the role responsible for ensuring that the privacy of data is maintained from on-premises systems to the cloud data stores. Is this statement correct?

AYes Correct
BNo

Data engineers own data privacy and governance rules spanning on-premises to cloud data stores. The grounding states the data engineer is responsible for ensuring that the privacy of data is maintained within the cloud and spanning from on-premises to the cloud data stores.

Why A is correct: Correct. The grounding states the data engineer is responsible for ensuring that the privacy of data is maintained within the cloud and spanning from on-premises to the cloud data stores.

Why B is wrong: Answering No would wrongly assign this to the database administrator, but the grounding ties database-level security and access control to the administrator, while data privacy spanning on-premises and cloud data stores belongs to the data engineer.

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