Full Stack Engineer - Practical
  • Type Learning
  • Level Foundational
  • Time Months

Full Stack Engineer - Practical

Issued by Insurance Solutions

A Practical Full Stack Engineer executes with internal guidance and support. This skill level maps to an individual contributor role with proven skills in front-end and back-end design, development, testing, debugging, and DevOps processes. Individuals in this proficiency level should demonstrate strong communication, collaboration, and coordination skills across software development roles.

  • Type Learning
  • Level Foundational
  • Time Months

Skills

  • Angular (Web Framework)
  • Back End (Software Engineering)
  • Communications
  • Debugging
  • Front End (Software Engineering)
  • GitHub
  • Java (Programming Language)
  • PL/SQL
  • Pull/Merge Requests
  • Scripting
  • User Story
  • Web Services

Earning Criteria

  • Successfully Complete 3 Percipio courses in Practical Full Stack Engineering Channel.
  • Champion user story creation through creativity, design and documentation to complete at least 10 user story points.
  • Successfully deliver 5 code artifacts in the below-listed technologies. These artifacts must be reviewed and accepted as CI/CD pull requests. Front End Technologies - react, angular, jquery, HTML, and CSS. Back End Technologies -- Node.JS, Spring Boot, Java, Express Collaborate with Devops team to assist in CI/CD automation. Use a script (Shell, Bash, Python ,Jpac etc.) to automate a task. Database Technologies -- DDL, DML,PL/SQL or relevant DB code
  • Demonstrate the ability to fix at least 10 code scan issues (High/Medium) like CodeQL and SonarQube .
  • Ensure code quality by designing at least 3 different test cases for each functionality. Execute testing using the JUnit framework while ensuring at least two pull requests are accepted.
  • Demonstrate proactive help to another team member in issue resolution. Find opportunities to share knowledge in a team environment.
  • Create how-to technology documentation and ensure traceability.