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As a Customer Success Platform or Security Area Technical Account Manager (TAM), you will deliver strategic solutions to ensure every customer engagement achieves maximum business impact. You will serve as a trusted Splunk expert, guiding account teams and customers to optimize their use of the Splunk Platform for enhanced operational resilience.
- Provide strategic, case-based technical consulting and delivery (up to 90 days) for Splunk Enterprise/Cloud, Enterprise Security, UBA/UEBA, and SOAR to improve customer platform adoption.
- Partner with Sales and Customer Success teams to drive customer value realization through effective onboarding, enablement, and comprehensive health reviews.
- Audit platform usage, data models, and dashboards to remediate identified issues and optimize overall account health.
- Plan and develop detections and analytics for security use case activation to close MITRE ATT&CK coverage gaps and strengthen security postures.
- Scope the level of effort and develop technical action plans to resolve complex technical situations based on thorough assessments.
- Engage proactively with Technical Success Engineers, Solution Engineers, and Architects to review account health and identify data management opportunities.
- Deliver customer onboarding and enablement-based workshops to ensure users achieve critical success milestones.
- Gain alignment with account team members and customer decision-makers to demonstrate the tangible business value of proposed technical solutions.
- Contribute to practice key performance indicators by driving process improvements, developing collateral, and implementing new tools.
- Empower customers with high-quality architectural guidance, ensuring their enterprise-level implementations are successful and scalable.
- Professional experience administering, configuring, and maintaining Splunk Core (Enterprise or Cloud) and/or Enterprise Security (ES) platforms, including integrating and normalizing data from diverse sources.
- Professional experience designing Splunk architecture, implementing data onboarding, and deploying Splunk Core and/or ES product features.
- Professional experience writing Search Processing Language (SPL), including the ability to develop and optimize correlation and risk-based alerting rules.
- Professional experience working in technical consulting, systems architecture, or big-data analytics roles.
- Proficiency with scripting languages (such as Bash) and application development (Java, Python, or .NET).
- Hands-on experience delivering Splunk Cloud implementations and cloud migration projects.
- Active Splunk Consultant and Splunk Cloud Administration Certifications.
- Industry-standard security certifications such as GIAC, CISSP, OSCP, or equivalent.
- Understanding of enterprise architecture across on-premise and Cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP).
- Solid foundation in cybersecurity frameworks, including NIST CSF, CIS, HIPAA, and PCI DSS.
- Expertise in additional security products and applications, such as UBA/UEBA and SOAR.
- Experience with Splunk Data Management solutions, including Edge Processor, Ingest Processor, DDAA, and Federated Search.
- Strong collaborative skills to effectively partner with cross-functional teams and customer stakeholders.
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Leave & Time Off Breadth — Generous PTO, a global minimum for paid parental leave, and unique programs like company-wide recharge days and paid volunteer time expand time-away options. Additional offerings such as Critical Time Off and adoption assistance add flexibility for life events.
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Equity Value & Accessibility — Restricted stock units and a discounted employee stock purchase plan are meaningful elements of total compensation. The prominence of equity can materially augment overall pay packages alongside salary and bonuses.
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