The 'Embedded Software Engineer' skill assessment is designed to evaluate applicants who possess a strong understanding of programming languages and embedded systems. This specially crafted assessment helps identify the cream of the crop, those who demonstrate proficiency in languages like
C and
C++, and show a deep comprehension of working with
Embedded Systems.
Essential aspects of software engineering form the backbone of this evaluation. The
Software Engineering portion of the assessment specifically aims to measure the candidate's knowledge of software development life cycle models, principles, and practices. This includes understanding product requirements, design, coding, testing, and user acceptance. Alongside this, a concrete understanding of
Git, a widely used version control system in software development, is also evaluated.
In addition to the technical skills, the assessment also covers a candidate's cognitive abilities. It includes an
Abstract Reasoning evaluation to measure the candidate’s ability to identify patterns, logic, and understanding complex concepts. Not forgetting their problem-solving skills in the realm of
Engineering Math. All of these elements combined ensure a comprehensive skill assessment of potential Embedded Software Engineers.