Finding our identity in a cloud-based SaaS world has been hard. Splunk has thrived as an on-prem product.
A recruiter reached out to me, and I had a good chat with an engineer at Splunk. I was invited on-site and performed five hours of interviewing with several different engineers from different teams. The actual interview was fine; the engineers seemed
I was contacted directly by the technical manager on LinkedIn and asked to apply for the position. After a few weeks, I received a call from a recruiter and attended three telephonic interviews, which were rescheduled multiple times. I observed a la
The interview process went smoothly. For me, it included one online coding challenge, one phone interview, and one in-person interview. All three of these were easy-level technical interviews. They provide Uber codes to cover your ride to the inter
A recruiter reached out to me, and I had a good chat with an engineer at Splunk. I was invited on-site and performed five hours of interviewing with several different engineers from different teams. The actual interview was fine; the engineers seemed
I was contacted directly by the technical manager on LinkedIn and asked to apply for the position. After a few weeks, I received a call from a recruiter and attended three telephonic interviews, which were rescheduled multiple times. I observed a la
The interview process went smoothly. For me, it included one online coding challenge, one phone interview, and one in-person interview. All three of these were easy-level technical interviews. They provide Uber codes to cover your ride to the inter