Elastic

Education Engineer Interview Experience - France

August 1, 2017

Positive ExperienceGot Offer

Process

The process takes some time; it consists of:

An interview with a Recruiter
An interview with your future potential manager
An interview with a VP of the service you are going to work in
A panel interview where you have to make a presentation
An in-person interview with someone in the team you are going to be on
A follow-up interview with questions about your salary requirements
An interview with a CXO

The questions that you are asked depend on your interviewer. I really had a great time with all of my interviewers.

Questions

What open source technology are you using?

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Elastic Education Engineer role in France.

Success Rate

100%

Pass Rate

Elastic's interview process for their Education Engineer roles in France is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

Experience Rating

Positive100%

Neutral0%

Negative0%

Candidates reported having very good feelings for Elastic's Education Engineer interview process in France.

Elastic Work Experiences

Love Elastic, Caring Managers

Education Engineer • Current Employee

Denver, Colorado, United States

November 27, 2017

Pros: It's been one year to the day since I started at Elastic. I love it here! No joke, so far it is great. My managers are really caring and go out of their way for you. The company is growing and investing in its employees. I enjoy waking up and helping move this company forward. Please do not lose what makes this company great.

Cons: I really do not have much to say in the way of a con. Maybe more swag, lol.

Love Elastic, Caring Managers

Education Engineer • Current Employee

Denver, Colorado, United States

November 27, 2017

Pros: It's been one year to the day since I started at Elastic. I love it here! No joke, so far it is great. My managers are really caring and go out of their way for you. The company is growing and investing in its employees. I enjoy waking up and helping move this company forward. Please do not lose what makes this company great.

Cons: I really do not have much to say in the way of a con. Maybe more swag, lol.

Supportive, Flexible, But Distributed

Education Engineer • Current Employee

Denver, Colorado, United States

Pros: Super environment to work in - flexible, supportive.

Cons: Highly distributed - it's also a benefit. But with spread-out employees comes challenges to keep us all communicating. Elastic does a great job of addressing this.

Supportive, Flexible, But Distributed

Education Engineer • Current Employee

Denver, Colorado, United States

Pros: Super environment to work in - flexible, supportive.

Cons: Highly distributed - it's also a benefit. But with spread-out employees comes challenges to keep us all communicating. Elastic does a great job of addressing this.

Chaotic & no proper vision

Senior Software Engineer • Former Employee

America, United States

October 7, 2025

Pros: - True remote culture - Some good managers and people with passion - Good compensation & benefits

Cons: - Too many management layers without proper decision-makers. - Managers and engineers are afraid to make decisions. This is a result of the last layoff, which was clearly top-level mismanagement. - Personal opinions are valued over common goals. This creates chaos and makes products lack vision.

Chaotic & no proper vision

Senior Software Engineer • Former Employee

America, United States

October 7, 2025

Pros: - True remote culture - Some good managers and people with passion - Good compensation & benefits

Cons: - Too many management layers without proper decision-makers. - Managers and engineers are afraid to make decisions. This is a result of the last layoff, which was clearly top-level mismanagement. - Personal opinions are valued over common goals. This creates chaos and makes products lack vision.

Love Elastic, Caring Managers

Education Engineer • Current Employee

Denver, Colorado, United States

November 27, 2017

Pros: It's been one year to the day since I started at Elastic. I love it here! No joke, so far it is great. My managers are really caring and go out of their way for you. The company is growing and investing in its employees. I enjoy waking up and helping move this company forward. Please do not lose what makes this company great.

Cons: I really do not have much to say in the way of a con. Maybe more swag, lol.

5.0
Love Elastic, Caring Managers
Education Engineer • Current Employee
Denver, Colorado, United States
November 27, 2017
Pros: It's been one year to the day since I started at Elastic. I love it here! No joke, so far it is great. My managers are really caring and go out of their way for you. The company is growing and investing in its employees. I enjoy waking up and helping move this company forward. Please do not lose what makes this company great.
Cons: I really do not have much to say in the way of a con. Maybe more swag, lol.

Supportive, Flexible, But Distributed

Education Engineer • Current Employee

Denver, Colorado, United States

Pros: Super environment to work in - flexible, supportive.

Cons: Highly distributed - it's also a benefit. But with spread-out employees comes challenges to keep us all communicating. Elastic does a great job of addressing this.

5.0
Supportive, Flexible, But Distributed
Education Engineer • Current Employee
Denver, Colorado, United States
July 7, 2017
Pros: Super environment to work in - flexible, supportive.
Cons: Highly distributed - it's also a benefit. But with spread-out employees comes challenges to keep us all communicating. Elastic does a great job of addressing this.

Chaotic & no proper vision

Senior Software Engineer • Former Employee

America, United States

October 7, 2025

Pros: - True remote culture - Some good managers and people with passion - Good compensation & benefits

Cons: - Too many management layers without proper decision-makers. - Managers and engineers are afraid to make decisions. This is a result of the last layoff, which was clearly top-level mismanagement. - Personal opinions are valued over common goals. This creates chaos and makes products lack vision.

3.0
Chaotic & no proper vision
Senior Software Engineer • Former Employee
America, United States
October 7, 2025
Pros: - True remote culture - Some good managers and people with passion - Good compensation & benefits
Cons: - Too many management layers without proper decision-makers. - Managers and engineers are afraid to make decisions. This is a result of the last layoff, which was clearly top-level mismanagement. - Personal opinions are valued over common goals. This creates chaos and makes products lack vision.

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