Good work-life balance, and the pay is great for the role.
All of my team was remote for the most part, which, as an intern, kinda sucked.
I rarely write reviews, but I had to due to the amazing experience I had interviewing with Splunk. I cold-applied for Splunk through LinkedIn and was reached out to set up time to meet with the hiring manager. The overall call was one hour, and she
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
Understand core tools and show the ability to automate in any language. Willingness to learn. The team is dynamic, so be prepared to leave your comfort zone. The process is broken down into a phone screen and a half-day interview process with the tea
I rarely write reviews, but I had to due to the amazing experience I had interviewing with Splunk. I cold-applied for Splunk through LinkedIn and was reached out to set up time to meet with the hiring manager. The overall call was one hour, and she
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
Understand core tools and show the ability to automate in any language. Willingness to learn. The team is dynamic, so be prepared to leave your comfort zone. The process is broken down into a phone screen and a half-day interview process with the tea