cathylill · August 29, 2015 14:20
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 We are looking for awesome javascript and front end developers to work on the Coviu project at NICTA.
 We are building an app that will allow people to chat face to face, share documents, videos and ideas
 directly peer to peer using WebRTC technology. We use mercury.js, sass, gulp, npm and browserify on the
 front end, node.js and kraken on the backend and maintain our own library of WebRTC specific tools called
 rtc.io. We are hiring in Sydney, Australia - if this sounds like your dream job check out the following
 code test, post your solutions on github, code pen or anywhere else we can see it and please get in touch
 via [email protected] to let us know you are interested. Thanks!

 Code Test
 =========
 We are looking for functioning, bug free, well written examples. Consistent code style and testing is
 important. We understand you may be new to WebRTC and mercury.js so basic examples are fine. Feel free
 to add some comments to your code that elaborate on your design and decision making process.

 1 - Build a small, interactive component using mercury.js (https://github.com/Raynos/mercury). Use
 mercury.state to maintain a data model for your component. Style your component with sass, use flexbox to
 layout at least part of your page / component.

 2 - Build a basic WebRTC example that utilises either media streams or data channels or both. Your example
 must work for at least 2 call particpants. There are many tools and libraries you can use to help you do this
 - rtc.io (https://github.com/rtc-io) is the one that we maintain but you can use whatever you like. Build
 anything you like, maybe a video chat, text chat or simple interactive game.
	We are looking for awesome javascript and front end developers to work on the Coviu project at NICTA.
	We are building an app that will allow people to chat face to face, share documents, videos and ideas
	directly peer to peer using WebRTC technology. We use mercury.js, sass, gulp, npm and browserify on the
	front end, node.js and kraken on the backend and maintain our own library of WebRTC specific tools called
	rtc.io. We are hiring in Sydney, Australia - if this sounds like your dream job check out the following
	code test, post your solutions on github, code pen or anywhere else we can see it and please get in touch
	via [email protected] to let us know you are interested. Thanks!

	Code Test
	=========
	We are looking for functioning, bug free, well written examples. Consistent code style and testing is
	important. We understand you may be new to WebRTC and mercury.js so basic examples are fine. Feel free
	to add some comments to your code that elaborate on your design and decision making process.

	1 - Build a small, interactive component using mercury.js (https://github.com/Raynos/mercury). Use
	mercury.state to maintain a data model for your component. Style your component with sass, use flexbox to
	layout at least part of your page / component.

	2 - Build a basic WebRTC example that utilises either media streams or data channels or both. Your example
	must work for at least 2 call particpants. There are many tools and libraries you can use to help you do this
	- rtc.io (https://github.com/rtc-io) is the one that we maintain but you can use whatever you like. Build
	anything you like, maybe a video chat, text chat or simple interactive game.