Pros: I love their enthusiastic work culture of hungriness, humility, honesty with heartiness. This means that: * We’re continuously seeking to grow and learn more. * We’re fully aware of what we know and what we don’t know, so we humbly and routinely ask our fellow Nutants for help. * We’re tactful when we communicate about controversial and difficult topics. * We’re compassionate about helping our local community and even beyond that.

Cons: I don’t have any cons to report.

Pros: Training Support A good environment to work in. Facilities growth

Cons: Not many versatile positions are open.

Pros: Great company with great benefits. Ability to work remote is a major plus. Care of Health, Family, and Work/Life Balance is encouraged. There are many intellectual engineers working alongside you and available to learn from or ask for assistance. Automation tools are continually being worked on to improve workflow and the case lifecycle for both engineers and customers. Management listens to engineers for ideas on how to improve the structure or workflows within Support itself, in addition to the product. Training and learning are valued, and opportunities for it are provided. Virtual teams of engineers with different specialties are available to ask for help if/when working on something new. There are many opportunities to collaborate and/or increase organizational visibility within the company. Great and diverse culture consisting of genuine people. Nutanix is the leader in the HCI market space and regularly incorporates new features and products into its suite of offerings.

Cons: - Support structure is still flat, and case routing is still improving. Therefore, it is still possible to end up with cases for features/products with which one lacks familiarity. - Remote collaboration can be tough, especially if unfamiliar with the product/feature being addressed. - Feature bloat and rushed integration lends itself to bugs/cases that could have been avoided if more time was spent during the verification/testing phase. This can also lead to instances where documentation can be scarce.