Technical Product Manager · Practical Assessment
Pixel IQ Core - product onboarding assessment
This is a practical exercise that mirrors the real day-to-day of the role: taking LED manufacturer data and onboarding products into our Pixel IQ configuration platform - accurately and carefully.
Open the files below to find the data you need (like you would on the shared drive). It's split across files and manufacturers, in each manufacturer's own format.
Open a file from the tree on the left.
Enter the Pixel IQ specs for the three Samsung MMF models. If a value isn't in the library, leave that cell blank.
A colleague mapped the four Absen NT Pro V2 2.6 mm model variants into Pixel IQ (table below). Check each column against the product library files, then set Your call for each variant, Pass or Fail. If you Fail a variant, the note is required: say what's wrong. Where a manufacturer's ABI export and its spec PDF disagree, the ABI export is the source of truth.
Pixel IQ builds quote line items from the quantity formulas in product bundles. The library file “Pixel IQ product bundles” has real, working examples - use them to work out the pattern.
We supply spare modules at 5% of the module count (always at least 1). A helper moduleQuantity("CODE") returns the module count. Write the quantity formula.
Calculate the quantity of main power cables a display needs.
These rows are from the live database. Set Pass or Fail for each; if Fail, say what's wrong in the note.
The Absen FL2.6 Flex cabinet supports these curve angles (degrees):
Pixel IQ's curve setting stores a minimum, a maximum, and a single step size that it applies uniformly between them. Enter what you would put in, then add any notes.
For a Samsung MMF-A all-in-one, the library shows: active display area 2400 × 1350 mm, and a separate overall display size inc. bezel/trim 2408.2 × 1357.9 mm. A CAD drawing in the file shows a bezel/trim of 3.8 mm on each side. Pixel IQ stores the active display area plus a single trim side value (added to each side); the configurator combines these to derive the overall display size.
What single trim side value do you enter so the derived overall size matches the manufacturer's published overall size? Show your working.
Every question must be answered before you submit (Task 1 cells may be left blank only where the value genuinely isn't in the library).
Prefer to return them yourself, or having trouble submitting? Export & email instead.
Return your answers by email to liam.winter@psco.co.uk - either:
| What | How |
|---|---|
| Accuracy (Tasks 1 & 2) | Objective - compared to a correct answer key. Values right, and each Pass/Fail call right, minus false alarms. |
| Judgement (Tasks 3 & 4, plus our chat) | Rated on a fixed scale: your reasoning, and whether you handle “doesn't-fit” cases sensibly instead of forcing or ignoring them. |