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.

3 interviews with different TAM's. Initial phone screen with recruiter as well. I love how they had actual TAM's interviewing because they gave a lot of insight and info on the role/intern program during the interviews.