NetApp Emerging Talent - Information Technology

NetApp is a company that embraces innovation and technology to deliver compelling solutions for their business. They are seeking an IT Engineer early in their career to be an integral part of their dynamic team, participating in various aspects of systems development and support. Responsibilities Participating in planning, development, verification, troubleshooting, and delivery of systems or major subsystems Working closely with a team that supports and enhances NetApp’s worldwide business processes and systems Collaborating with cross-functional and technical team members to support deadlines Working independently Learning new technologies and understanding how to utilize these in a customer-facing environment Applying a creative and analytical approach to problem-solving Gaining project experience in data analysis, statistical modeling, and hypothesis testing Skills Excellent oral and written communication skills Experience with IT systems (applications, servers, networking, etc.) or IT practices (operations, change control, release management) Ability to work collaboratively with cross-functional and technical team members to support deadlines Ability to work independently Strong aptitude for learning new technologies and understanding how to utilize these in a customer-facing environment Multi-tasking and organizational skills Sense of urgency and determination to complete work Creative and analytical approach to problem-solving Project experience in data analysis, statistical modeling, and hypothesis testing Working knowledge of one or more statistical analysis tools or languages & related libraries/packages R (preferred), Python (preferred), SPSS, SAS, etc Knowledge and application of concepts important in Machine Learning e.g., cross-validation, regularization, bootstrapping, etc These are entry level positions typically requiring a Bachelors or Masters degree or equivalent relevant industry experience, excluding internships Working knowledge of R Working knowledge of Python Education Requirements These are entry level positions typically requiring a Bachelors or Masters degree or equivalent relevant industry experience, excluding internships. Benefits Health Insurance Life Insurance Retirement or Pension Plans Paid Time Off (PTO) Various Leave options Performance-Based Incentives Employee stock purchase plan Restricted stocks (RSU’s) Comprehensive medical, dental, wellness, and vision plans for you and your family Educational assistance Legal services Access to discounts Financial savings programs to help you plan for your future Volunteer time off program offering employees 40 hours of paid time per year to volunteer with their favorite organizations Company Overview Your learning journey to success starts here! Discover how you can gain access to our full training portfolio, as well as select from online, instructor-led, and virtual-live training options, and view recommended training by focus area, search by topic, or browse by category. It was founded in undefined, and is headquartered in San Jose, California, US, with a workforce of 10001+ employees. Its website is https//www.netapp.com/us/services-support/university/index.aspx. Apply To This Job

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