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The document outlines an assignment for building a simple user analytics application as part of a hiring process for a Full Stack Engineer role at CausalFunnel. It includes requirements for event tracking on the client side, backend development using Node.js or Flask, database setup with MongoDB, and a frontend dashboard using React or Next.js. Submission instructions emphasize hosting the application, sharing the source code on GitHub, and including a README with setup steps and tech stack details.

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Full Stack Engineer - Assignment

The document outlines an assignment for building a simple user analytics application as part of a hiring process for a Full Stack Engineer role at CausalFunnel. It includes requirements for event tracking on the client side, backend development using Node.js or Flask, database setup with MongoDB, and a frontend dashboard using React or Next.js. Submission instructions emphasize hosting the application, sharing the source code on GitHub, and including a README with setup steps and tech stack details.

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Assignment: Build a Simple User

Analytics Application
Objective
CausalFunnel builds products that help e-commerce businesses understand user behavior
through session tracking and analytics.

As part of the hiring process for the Full Stack Engineer role, build a small full-stack application
that tracks user interactions on a webpage and displays them in a dashboard.

Requirements
1. Event Tracking (Client Side)

●​ Create a JavaScript tracking script that can be added to a webpage.​

●​ Track the following events:​

○​ page_view​

○​ click​

●​ Each event must include:​

○​ session_id (stored in cookie or localStorage)​

○​ event type​

○​ page URL​

○​ timestamp​

○​ click x/y coordinates (for click events)​

●​ Send event data to the backend API.​

●​ You may create a simple demo webpage to test tracking.​


2. Backend ([Link])

●​ Build a backend using [Link] / Flask.​

●​ Implement APIs to:​

○​ Receive and store events.​

○​ Fetch a list of sessions with event counts.​

○​ Fetch all events for a specific session.​

○​ Fetch click data for a page (for heatmap).​

3. Database

●​ Use MongoDB to store all data.​

●​ Store events in a structured format suitable for querying.​

4. Dashboard (Frontend)

Build a dashboard using React / [Link] with:

●​ Sessions View​

○​ List all sessions with total events.​

○​ Clicking a session shows the ordered list of events (user journey).​

●​ Heatmap View​

○​ Select a page URL.​

○​ Display click positions visually (dots or simple grid).​

Submission Instructions
●​ Host the application (optional but preferred).​

●​ Share a public GitHub repository with the source code.​

●​ Include a README with:​

○​ Setup steps​

○​ Tech stack​

○​ Assumptions or trade-offs​

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