Splunk Architect

As a Splunk Architect at Envision Employment Solutions, you'll be responsible for designing end-to-end Splunk architectures, leading deployment and configuration efforts, and optimizing infrastructure performance. You'll collaborate closely with stakeholders to understand their needs and will provide technical guidance and support throughout.

A successful Splunk Architect at Envision Employment Solutions should have strong analytical and problem-solving skills, hands-on experience with Splunk Enterprise, and proficiency in creating advanced searches and dashboards. Familiarity with cloud-based implementations and security compliance frameworks is also highly valued.

To qualify for the Splunk Architect position at Envision Employment Solutions, candidates should hold a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field. Additionally, relevant experience in IT operations or security, particularly with Splunk, is essential. Certifications like Splunk Enterprise Certified Architect are preferred.

Yes, the Splunk Architect role at Envision Employment Solutions may include travel abroad when needed, along with the flexibility to work US hours to accommodate various client needs.

Envision Employment Solutions offers significant learning and development opportunities for Splunk Architects, supporting career progression through continuous training, mentorship programs, and certifications that enhance technical expertise and broaden future prospects.

Highlight specific projects where you designed or implemented Splunk architectures. Discuss your approach to data ingestion, indexing, and the challenges you faced, along with how you overcame them.

Talk about your strategy for implementing data onboarding processes. Emphasize validation techniques you use to ensure that data is clean and organized for analysis in Splunk.

Provide a specific example of a search or dashboard optimization project. Discuss the steps you took to enhance performance and the impact it had on operational efficiency or user experience.

Share your systematic approach to diagnosing issues in Splunk. Mention tools or methodologies you employ to identify and resolve problems quickly while minimizing downtime.

Discuss any hands-on experience with Splunk Enterprise Security and how you implemented measures to enhance security in your past roles. Highlight your understanding of role-based access controls.

Mention specific resources you follow, such as online courses, forums, or certifications, and how you implement this knowledge in your work to improve Splunk solutions.

Explain your interpersonal skills and how you ensure clear communication among team members, particularly when gathering requirements from IT, Security, and Development teams.

Talk about previous projects where you've implemented Splunk in cloud environments like AWS, Azure, or GCP, and the benefits or limitations you have encountered.

Identify specific challenges you’ve faced in your career, and discuss how you addressed those challenges, emphasizing your problem-solving and analytical skills.

Outline the key components of an efficient disaster recovery plan, including cluster design, backup strategies, and failover processes to ensure minimal data loss and quick recovery.