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What they do

Snowflake makes a data platform in the cloud. Companies use it to bring their data together, share it safely, and run analytics and AI work on it. It has 12,062 customers around the world. Its Marketplace has about 3,400 ready-to-use data sets and apps. Snowflake has more than 10,000 employees in over 40 offices.

What they value

• Put customers first: listen to them and deliver products they love.
• Integrity always: speak up honestly, then commit to the decision.
• Think big: set big goals and take careful risks.
• Get it done: work hard and smart, and deliver on commitments.
• Own it: if you make a mistake, own it, fix it, and learn.
• Make each other the best: help others, and give and ask for feedback.

Where they hire

Most roles are in Menlo Park, Bellevue, London, and New York. Other roles are in Dublin (California), Atlanta, Tokyo, Warsaw, Berlin, Toronto, Bangalore, Sydney, and many other cities. About 45 roles are remote. Many more are hybrid, and some roles ask for three or four days a week in the office. No posting offers visa sponsorship.

Teams and roles

The board lists 349 open roles.

• Engineering: software engineers from intern to principal, on the database, metadata, backend, and security teams.
• Solution engineering: solution engineers, partner solution engineers, and AI/ML architects who work with customers.
• Sales: account executives and sales development representatives.
• Marketing, professional services, product management, finance, global support, and alliances and channels.

A few roles do government work. These roles ask for a security clearance, and some ask for US citizenship. A few US roles ask for authorization to work in the United States without restriction.

What they look for

Many postings ask for SQL and Python, and many ask for a bachelor's degree. Many ask for experience with cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, or GCP. Most postings name a minimum number of years of experience. Engineering roles ask for Java or C++ and for experience with large distributed systems. Many sales and solution roles ask for customer-facing experience and for travel.