Python 3.7

Recommended roles for Python test online

• Junior Python developer
• Middle Python developer
• Senior Python developer
• Data analyst
• Software engineer
• Web-Entwickler
• Software developer
• Senior software engineer

How each DevSkiller Python test online works

The driving force behind DevSkiller Python tests online is the RealLifeTesting™ methodology. This allows recruiters to accurately measure the skills of each applicant and definitively say who is the right person for the role, all while still in the initial screening stage.

Each DevSkiller Python test online can be accessed remotely, saving your business time on in-house testing. During each Python test online, applicants will be assessed on their knowledge of Python, their coding ability and their time-management skills. A non-technical report with the results is then automatically compiled and sent to the recruiter for analysis.

Wesentliche Merkmale

• Analyze Python coding ability and not just academic ability
• Save time and money with remote testing
• The RealLifeTesting™ methodology offers a greater user experience where candidates can use their own IDE, clone to GIT, run unit tests, and access Stack Overflow/Github/Google for research.
• Stringent anti-plagiarism tools to ensure test accuracy
• Beobachtung von Tests in Echtzeit
• Automated results that non-technical recruiters can understand
• Python online tests available for all levels of experience

Skills covered in our Python test online

• PythonData analysis
• Pandas
• Python
• Django
• Django REST framework
• Python 3.x
• Computer Vision
• Maschinelles Lernen
• PyTorch
• CRUD
• Datenanalyse mit Python
• data scienceDimensional Modelling
• CBV
• ModelForms
• Python 3.7
• ,.Flask
• Dates
• Promises
• NumPy
• Web-Entwicklung
• PYTOOLS
• Reguläre Ausdrücke
• Algorithms
• Streaming-Daten
• Unit-Testing
• data extraction
• OCR
• PDF processing
• web scraping
• Django 1.10
• WCAG 2.0
• Web Accessibility

What to look for in a Python developer

If you’re thinking of adding DevSkiller Python tests online into your company’s recruitment process, then you will need to know what to look for in a Python developer.

The first thing to know about Python is that it is a very popular programming language. In fact, it has become one of the most popular programming languages in the world. It is also relatively simple to learn, meaning there can be an abundance of Python developers, but not all at the same level of expertise.

The bread and butter of any good Python developer is to produce quality, reusable code. A DevSkiller Python test online will help you separate the wheat from the chaff in this area. Your Python developer will most likely be responsible for writing server-side web application logic, including the development of back-end components. They will design and implement quality applications, connect those applications with other third-party web services, and support front-end developers by integrating their work with the Python application.

Your developer candidate should be able to demonstrate a good knowledge of Python web frameworks, object-relational mappers, multi-process architecture, and RESTful APIs. It will also be helpful if they have experience in implementing efficient data storage solutions. It’s also beneficial if they can demonstrate skills in system administration, scripting, and other programming languages like Java. Desirable, but not a necessity, is additional knowledge of Django, an open-source framework written in Python, which many software developers choose to specialize in.

Want to get more out of a Python test online?

DevSkiller Python tests online come pre-loaded with Python code test questions that are ready to go, all you need to do is send out the test invites. However, sometimes our customers want to get more from our tests, and if you fall into that bracket too, then no problem we’ve got you covered.

With the DevSkiller online task wizard, you can easily build your own fully customizable Python test online. Instead of the default settings, this allows you to set the allocated time for each test, to alter the difficulty level and even the language being tested. You can still monitor applicants in real-time as well. Whatever your requirements, DevSkiller makes it easy to find your next Python developer.

Built-in Pycharm IDE

To improve candidate experience during our Python online tests, Devskiller has implemented a built-in Pycharm IDE directly into the browser. Our already warmed up, ready to use Pycharm IDE will reduce time during testing. This will increase the user experience for your candidates and help to reduce candidate drop-off during the process.

Candidates no longer have to clone the code, wait for the dependencies to install or indexes to build. They can literally start coding as soon as they open the test invitation. This unique feature is just one of the innovations setting DevSkiller TalentScore apart from the competition when it comes to developer screening.

Want proof that our Python tests online work?

At DevSkiller we are 100% confident that each Python test online we produce is the most effective way to recruit Python developers. Check out what our clients have to say:

Jonatan Rugarn - CEO, Gründer, Recruiter bei Lingonberry Talent Acquisition, Engineering Manager bei Avinode Group

"Die Dauer des Einstellungsverfahrens hat sich nicht verändert, aber wir wenden weniger Zeit und Mühe pro Bewerber auf. Außerdem verschwenden wir keine Zeit mit den falschen Kandidaten."

Olga Berger – Lead Recruiter & Sourcing Specialist at CodeValue

“DevSkiller is easy to use and friendly.”

Victoria Cyczewska - Spezialist für Talentakquise bei Stepstone Services

"Wir haben jetzt ein Tool, mit dem wir nicht nur gemeinsam Tests zur Bewertung der technischen Fähigkeiten erstellen können, die wir für unser Wachstum benötigen, sondern auch intern und extern (mit den Bewerbern) kommunizieren können. Außerdem ist unser technischer Rekrutierungsprozess jetzt besser strukturiert. So nutzen wir beispielsweise die Ergebnisse unserer technischen Tests als Gesprächsanlass bei technischen Interviews."

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Do I need to be a programmer to implement DevSkiller Python tests online?

The short answer is no. Each Devskiller Python test online has been designed to be as simple and as automated as possible. The idea being that you don’t have to be an expert developer to be able to hire an expert developer. Our ready-to-use tests are prepared by IT experts who do the hard work for you. This allows non-technical users to verify the technical skills of even the most senior developer candidates. If you have a technically- minded person on-site, you can even build your own custom tests.

What do you do about plagiarism?

It is no good in your quest for a new developer if you can’t trust the results you’re presented with. At DevSkiller we take every precaution to make sure results can be trusted and any plagiarism is flagged. As such we have implemented a number of tools to assess candidates for cheating, including screen recording, a range of social listening tools, checking the candidate’s IP address, and using live pair notifications. Our plagiarism detector also checks the candidate’s entered code and how the question was answered against previous answers in the DevSkiller database. The answers are automatically cross-referenced with every answer we’ve received in the system to see if there is a match.

What’s the test duration?

The duration of each Python test online is entirely flexible and depends on your preferences. You have the option to use built-in default settings, or to set your own test duration. It is also possible to set time limits for individual questions within the tests themselves.