Do you like Problems? Great! Here is one for you to solve. Please send in your response along with your resume and transcripts if you are interested in applying: Imagine that one of your colleagues has approached you with the following code and asked you to review it. The method implemented here is central to a monthly reporting system. The purpose of the method is to determine month start and end times converted to UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). Any bug(s) you find Any thoughts or comments you might have with respect to the implementation . 1 ///

2 /l/ Given a local date, get UTC date/time values for the first second of the first day 3 /l/ of the month containing that date and the first second of the first day of next month. 4 ///

5 /// 6 /l/ When run in Calgary, an input date of February 14, 2010 yields: 7 /// The first second of the first day of the month is: 7:00:00am, February 1, 2010 (UTC) 8 /// The first second of the first day of the next month: 7:00:00am, March 1, 2010 (UTC) 9 /// 10 /// An arbitrary date, in localtime 11 /// output: First day of the month in which aDate occurs, in UTC 12 /// output: First day of the month after aDate, in UTC 13 14 void Get MonthRangeInUtc(DateTime aDate, out DateTime utcMonthStart, out DateTime utcNextMonthStart) 15 { 16 // compute the first day of the month containing aDate and successive months 17 DateTime] monthStart = new DateTime[2]; 18 for (int i = 0; i