This repository is used to vet candidates for the Engineering Assistant position.
Users will demonstrate basic version control skills, and provide code, writing, and project samples.
- Fork this repository.
- Follow the instructions in the
READMEfiles contained within each top level directory. - Send a pull request back to SparkFun.
Note that pull requests can either be sent back to the main repository or you can create a branch on your fork and create a pull request into master on your fork. The latter method requires that you contact the hiring manager of the Engineering Assistant position with a link to your pull request, and affords you as an applicant some degree of anonymity.
Your pull request will never be merged (to keep this repository open for the applicants that use it after you). When you've either been hired or declined your pull request will simply be closed.
During the review process you may find comments applied to your pull request - asking questions, seeking clarification, a rogue compliment, etc.
No content from your pull request will be used by SparkFun Electronics for any purpose other than assessing the quality of a given applicant.
We won't rip off your work. You retain copyright on any pull request you submit.
However, by submitting a pull request, you affirm that the content within is solely your original work. Content generated collaboratively with other individuals must be identified as such and content generated entirely by other individuals should not be included. Failure to meet these guidelines may result in disqualification as an applicant.
SparkFun Electronics is an online shop for the do-it-yourself electronics enthusiast. Our customers include inventors, artists, students, hobbyists, and just plain curious individuals looking for some fun tinkering with electronics.
SparkFun is also very committed to bringing electronics education into the mainstream by curating free educational materials and working with schools and institutions around the country to bring electronics into the classroom. Lastly, SparkFun is a staunch advocate of the open source movement, most recently being a leader in Open Source Hardware.
The engineering department designs open-source electronics for SparkFun. We also create the code and supporting documentation to enable our customers to create, hack, and explore the great wide world of embedded electronics.
Various tasks include:
- Writing tutorials
- Creating demo projects
- Writing basic code examples for products
- Writing code libraries for products
- Designing 3D models or circuit diagrams for products
- Revisions of older products
- Maintaining and updating documentation and code
Please review the LICENSE.md file for license information.
If you have any questions or concerns on licensing, please contact techsupport@sparkfun.com.
Distributed as-is; no warranty is given.
- Your friends at SparkFun.