Tanium TAM interview questions

The process is extensive, including multiple phone screenings and homework assignments involving troubleshooting and configuring the product. The people I engaged with were courteous and professional. As a result of the homework assignments. I felt comfortable that the technology works. Unfortunately, because the process was so lengthy (over 2 months, 3 homework assignments and 6 phone screenings) I received 2 other offer letters before Tanium personnel could approve/authorize another body. But overall, it was a good experience with good people- just not exactly "expeditious". Were it just a bit faster, they would have had me because I was treated so well and the tech actually works.

Many calls and meetings. They will set you up with an introductory call that's focused on personality and culture match while also screening for technical ability briefly. Then you will go through a technical screening which is the most difficult I've ever been through - they will ask you to go through troubleshooting process flow and quiz you on past projects and experiences. Very tough but also very fair. Then if you make it through the tech screen, you'll likely have more interview calls with the head of the engineering org, the local sales team and other TAMs you would be working with. Finally, they will fly you to HQ where you'll do several interviews back to back culminating in their President, David, who will vet you before an offer will be made