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Netwealth Currency Interview Test

Background
Your approach to the following tasks will depend on the specific developer role you're applying for at Netwealth, as well as your current skillset. The aim of this brief is to provide a single exercise that can be applied to all candidates.
Brief
Step 1
If you're applying for a backend position, please use C# and any Azure resource types you feel are appropriate to build an API that enables end-users to convert an amount from one currency to another. If you're unfamiliar with these specific back-end frameworks, you may use any other appropriate language and resources.
If you're applying for a frontend position and don't have any backend experience, you can refer to this API from your front-end: .
Note: Fixer's free plan has limitations. Your code submission can either assume that the API works and that you have a valid key, mock the responses, or come up with creative workarounds to achieve success.
Step 2
Using a frontend framework, create an application that exposes the API's functionality to users. While we prefer that you use Angular, you may also use Ionic, Blazor, or ASP.Net MVC.
Users should be able to select a source currency, input an amount, and choose a destination currency. The application should then convert the amount to the destination currency and display the converted amount.
Please deliver your software as a link to a GitHub repository that we can review.
Timeframe
We ask that you spend one or two evenings on this exercise.
Submission
Once you've completed the exercise, please send the link to your GitHub repository (along with any other supporting information or links) to .
Bonus points
You can earn bonus points if you:
Develop a solution that runs on Azure (you can obtain to be used within 30 days).
Implement good state management using NgRx.
Include unit tests.
Use interfaces and types for models.
Organise your code well.
Next steps
After submitting your solution, members of our engineering team will conduct a code review, and we will invite you to demonstrate and talk through your work

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