Awesome company, awesome product. Becoming Corporate
Awesome company, awesome product. Becoming Corporate
It's been eye-opening going from working for one of the "tech giants" to a startup like Nutanix. The impact that you feel you make on the company, the product, and the product's future is incredible. The benefits are awesome and the pay is good.
Rapid development cycles lead to some releases getting pulled or minor bugs in the product. This isn't any different than what I've seen working for huge players in the industry, however. Software always contains bugs.
Don't lose the small company culture as you grow. The trend is already starting, but we must resist and keep the small company mindset!
Spend more time on QA of the product. We have hit all the major features for the product; now let's make them rock solid.
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Systems Reliability Engineer
I applied online through Jobvite, and the process was smooth. The best thing about Nutanix is their HR team, which is quite responsive and considerable. The interview process depends on the location you are interviewing for. If it's local, they will
Systems Reliability Engineer
I found the job through Glassdoor and was contacted by a recruiter who asked a few basic questions. The second phone call was with a member of the SRE team, who asked more in-depth questions. The third interview was conducted via WebEx with four me
Systems Reliability Engineer
I applied online and received a call from HR for the initial round, followed by an interview with a Sr. SRE. The interviewer (Sr. SRE) was cool and comfortable, and more focused on the networking side.
Systems Reliability Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 2017I applied online through Jobvite, and the process was smooth. The best thing about Nutanix is their HR team, which is quite responsive and considerable. The interview process depends on the location you are interviewing for. If it's local, they will
Systems Reliability Engineer
Amsterdam, NetherlandsNovember 1, 2017I found the job through Glassdoor and was contacted by a recruiter who asked a few basic questions. The second phone call was with a member of the SRE team, who asked more in-depth questions. The third interview was conducted via WebEx with four me
Systems Reliability Engineer
Raleigh, North Carolina, United StatesApril 1, 2018I applied online and received a call from HR for the initial round, followed by an interview with a Sr. SRE. The interviewer (Sr. SRE) was cool and comfortable, and more focused on the networking side.
