HashiCorp develops and maintains a range of widely-used open-source tools, including Terraform, Vault, Consul, and Nomad.
Working at HashiCorp provides the opportunity to work with and contribute to cutting-edge technologies that are shaping the future of infrastructure management and cloud computing.
Like many companies, HashiCorp may face resource constraints in terms of staffing, budget, or time. This resulted in limitations on team size, project scopes, or the availability of certain resources needed to fulfill your role effectively.
Very organized interview process. The recruiter sets all the expectations with you ahead of time. You first meet with your direct manager to see if you are a good cultural fit. You then go through 4 more interviews: * 2 conversational – mainly beha
I applied through the website and received a screening invite a few weeks later. I met with two technical support engineers on the Vault team, the Vault team manager, the Backline manager, and then the director. They asked me general questions about
Asked to automate the deployment of a HA Consul and Vault cluster in AWS using Terraform. After spending a week of time and incurring $65 in AWS fees, I delivered my solution (including auto-unsealing Vault using AWS IAM roles to secure keys – above
Very organized interview process. The recruiter sets all the expectations with you ahead of time. You first meet with your direct manager to see if you are a good cultural fit. You then go through 4 more interviews: * 2 conversational – mainly beha
I applied through the website and received a screening invite a few weeks later. I met with two technical support engineers on the Vault team, the Vault team manager, the Backline manager, and then the director. They asked me general questions about
Asked to automate the deployment of a HA Consul and Vault cluster in AWS using Terraform. After spending a week of time and incurring $65 in AWS fees, I delivered my solution (including auto-unsealing Vault using AWS IAM roles to secure keys – above