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Summary
Title:Angular 7 Developer
ID:29641
Department :User Interface
Location:13971
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UI General
* Are you authorized to work in the US?
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* Are you located in the Houston area?
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If not located in Houston, are you willing to relocate to Houston?
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* Do you have Linux command line/shell experience?
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* Are you currently employed?
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* Have you attended a university or college?
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* Have you received a bachelors degree?
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If yes, what was your specialization?
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Management Information Systems
Software Engineering
Usability and Human Factors
Other
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* Have you received a master or phd?
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If yes, what was your specialization?
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Management Information Systems
Software Engineering
Usability and Human Factors
Other
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UI Skill Survey (Rev II)
As part of our application process, we will be evaluating if you have skills matching our needs. Please check off the skills you have used. For some of the sections below we also would like to know how you rate yourself in the specific skills. Please provide your ratings as follows:

Beginner - You have read about the technology and maybe built one thing with it. You know only the basic elements of the technology.

Intermediate - You have used the technology or technique in a large project or multiple small projects.

Advanced - You know how to use the technology and have used it on a lot of projects or over a number of years. You know many advanced techniques and features of the technology.

Expert - You know almost everything about a technology or technique. You have solved very complex problems with the technology. You could teach others how to use the technology or technique.

Please complete the survey questions to help us better understand your skills.
* Do you have experience with the following technologies?
Web Application Development?
Single Page Applications?
Javascript?
UI/UX/Usability?
HTML5/CSS3?
Wireframing?
Prototypes?
Story Boards?
OO Design/Development?
Scrum/Agile?
Peer Coding?
Code Reviews?
Design Patterns?
For the items you selected above, please indicate the level of knowledge. (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert)
* What JavaScript libraries have you used?
Hugo
ANGULARJS
JQUERY
YUI2
YUI3
BACKBONEJS
UNDERSCOREJS/LODASH
KNOCKOUTJS
EMBERJS
REQUIREJS/AMD
OTHER
None
For the items you selected above, please indicate the level of knowledge. (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert)
* What server-side languages have you used?
Perl
Node (Javascript)
Python
PHP
C/C++
Ruby
C#/.NET
Other
None
For the items you selected above, please indicate the level of knowledge. (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert)
* What source code repositories have you used?
Git - Command Line
GitHub.com
SVN
Other
None
* What CSS technologies have you used?
CSS3
CSS Animation
SASS/LESS
Bootstrap
CSS Grids
Responsive Design
None
Have you used any of the following technologies?
Make
Perl Template Toolkit
Grunt/Slurp
Bash/Linux Command Line
* Do you have a technical blog or published articles on a technical website?
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* Do you have a github, bitbucket or similar account?
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* Do you contribute to any open source projects?
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If yes, please provide links to the projects you have contributed to and under what name you make your contributions:
Linux Proficiency
* How can you identify the currently running kernel version on most Linux operating systems?
Select all that apply.
echo ${kernel.version}
uname -a
/cat/proc/kernel
less /proc/kernel/ver
* How would you create a new file called "file.txt" in the current directory within most Linux operating systems?
Select all that apply.
mkfile file.txt
vi file.txt
touch file.txt
open file.txt
* What would running the command "pwd" directly after logging in as root do?
Select all that apply.
Output the current working directory
Change the current user's password
Change to the specified directory
* What would running the command "df -hl" do?
Select all that apply.
Halt the "df" process
Output all active human users logged in locally
Display the available disk space on locally mounted file systems
Display the available disk space in human readable format for all volumes
* Challenge: Write a one-line BASH `for` loop to create 100 user accounts (user1 through user100) using the `useradd` command.