Job Description

LightningChart WPF Experience (Mandatory):

Hands-on experience with integrating, customizing, and optimizing LightningChart controls in WPF applications is required.

Candidates must have demonstrated expertise in building advanced data visualization interfaces using LightningChart for WPF, including but not limited to real-time charts, scatter/line plots, and performance-critical dashboards.

Experience with configuring LightningChart via both XAML and code-behind, managing large datasets, and leveraging LightningChart's built-in rendering optimizations (e.g., PointsRenderOptimization, BeginUpdate/EndUpdate for batching updates).

Proven ability to create and maintain interactive charts with custom styling, axis management, series control, and real-time data feeds using LightningChart in .NET environments.

Candidates with portfolio examples or demo applications showcasing LightningChart integration in production-grade WPF solutions will be given preference.

Additional Instructions for TA Team


Keyword Focus: Screen profiles for explicit LightningChart experience in projects--look for direct mentions in resume/project descriptions, not just generic charting or WPF visualization.

Assessment Questions: Ask the candidate to explain how they handled custom chart configurations, performance tuning, and real-time data updates using LightningChart within a WPF app.

Portfolio/Demo Checks: Give preference to candidates who can share a portfolio or demo code, especially where LightningChart was used to solve data visualization or UI performance challenges.

Deep Dive During Interview: Include 1-2 technical questions on:

Implementing and customizing charts using LightningChart's WPF library.

Strategies to efficiently render large datasets (e.g., using PointsRenderOptimization and batched updates).

* Troubleshooting rendering or performance bottlenecks in LightningChart controls.