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Coding Challenge Cover Letter

Aconex provides three coding challenges for candidates to choose one to complete as part of their application for software engineering roles. Candidates must submit a one page explanation of why they chose the challenge and their design approach, working Java code that solves the problem without third party libraries, and instructions for running the solution. Maintaining a Git commit history of their work is also desirable.

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Coding Challenge Cover Letter

Aconex provides three coding challenges for candidates to choose one to complete as part of their application for software engineering roles. Candidates must submit a one page explanation of why they chose the challenge and their design approach, working Java code that solves the problem without third party libraries, and instructions for running the solution. Maintaining a Git commit history of their work is also desirable.

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Aconex Coding Challenge

To assist us at Aconex in choosing the right candidates for our software engineering roles, we require our candidates to submit a solution to a choice of problems. The candidates submission will be used to assess their applicability as a candidate and may be used as a conversation point during the face-to-face interview. There are three possible coding challenges to choose from that are provided to the candidate. 1. 1-800-CODING-CHALLENGE 2. Vehicle Survey Coding Challenge 3. GEDCOM Parser Challenge The candidate should only select one of the above challenges. Do not do them all. Deliverables: An explanation that is no more than one page explaining why you selected the chosen problem and describing your design and approach. A working solution to the problem written in Java. The resulting production code should not rely on any third party libraries other than the Java SDK. You are encouraged to use what ever third party testing libraries you deem as desirable. Clear and concise instruction on how to execute the solution to the challenge. Desirable Deliverables: . A Git repository containing the commit history to your solution. We like to see how you evolve your ideas.

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