Software Engineer

Expert:
You are highly proficient in C# and have extensive experience developing complex applications, including multithreading, asynchronous programming, and design patterns (e.g., SOLID principles, Dependency Injection). You are well-versed in performance optimization, memory management, and debugging complex issues. You have experience working with .NET Core, .NET Framework, and have implemented applications across various architectures (e.g., microservices, cloud-native). You mentor others and establish best practices for scalable, maintainable C# codebases.

Advanced:
You have significant hands-on experience with C#, developing production-level applications using .NET Core or .NET Framework. You are comfortable with object-oriented programming, asynchronous programming, and using common design patterns. You have worked on optimizing C# applications for performance and have a good understanding of memory management. You may not be deeply experienced in advanced concepts like multithreading or real-time processing but can troubleshoot and manage complex codebases effectively.

Intermediate:
You have solid experience working with C# and can build applications using core libraries and frameworks. You understand key concepts such as object-oriented programming, exception handling, and basic design patterns. You can develop applications, implement basic multithreading, and work with asynchronous code. You may need support when dealing with advanced performance tuning or architectural design.

Beginner:
You have a basic understanding of C# and have written simple applications using .NET. You are familiar with object-oriented programming, basic data structures, and working with classes and methods. You can create small applications but are still learning about more complex topics such as asynchronous programming, dependency injection, or performance tuning.

Expert:
You are highly proficient with ASP.NET, including building scalable web applications with ASP.NET Core. You are experienced in advanced topics like dependency injection, middleware, routing, and working with MVC architecture. You have optimized ASP.NET applications for performance and security, handled complex integrations with databases and third-party services, and have experience with cloud-based deployments. You also mentor others on best practices and ASP.NET architecture.

Advanced:
You have significant hands-on experience with ASP.NET, including working with ASP.NET Core to develop web applications. You are comfortable with MVC, Razor pages, and integrating APIs with frontend applications. You are skilled in debugging and performance optimization and can manage databases and security configurations effectively in an ASP.NET environment.

Intermediate:
You have solid experience working with ASP.NET, including building basic MVC web applications and using Razor for templating. You understand how to interact with databases, configure routing, and manage basic security. You may need guidance when working with more advanced features like middleware, dependency injection, or integrating ASP.NET with large-scale architectures.

Beginner:
You have basic knowledge of ASP.NET and have built simple web applications. You understand core concepts such as MVC architecture and Razor pages, but are still learning about more complex topics like routing, middleware, and integrating ASP.NET with databases or cloud services.

Expert:
You are highly skilled in T-SQL, capable of writing highly efficient and complex queries for large-scale databases. You are proficient in query optimization, indexing, stored procedures, triggers, and handling complex joins and aggregations. You understand advanced topics such as partitioning, query execution plans, and can troubleshoot performance bottlenecks. You also mentor others on database optimization and set best practices for SQL code quality and performance.

Advanced:
You have extensive experience working with T-SQL, managing complex queries and stored procedures. You are skilled at optimizing SQL queries, indexing, and using views and triggers to handle data transformations. You have worked with query execution plans and have some experience with performance tuning in large databases. You may need occasional guidance on extremely advanced topics like partitioning or complex recursive queries.

Intermediate:
You have a solid understanding of T-SQL and are capable of writing queries, joins, and basic stored procedures. You can perform data analysis, aggregate data, and manage transactions. You are comfortable working with basic performance optimization techniques like indexing but may require support when handling advanced optimization or troubleshooting performance issues.

Beginner:
You have basic knowledge of T-SQL and can write simple queries to retrieve and manipulate data. You understand core concepts like SELECT statements, WHERE clauses, and basic joins. You are still learning how to write more complex queries, stored procedures, and optimize queries for performance.

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