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As a Data Warehouse Analyst, you will focus on data governance and security by conducting complex analyses to identify and rectify data quality risks. You'll collaborate with various teams to promote data management best practices, design standards for enterprise metrics, and drive compliance initiatives while developing complex SQL queries to support data governance efforts.

The Sr. Cloud Tech Strategy Manager will develop CrowdStrike's cloud security roadmap and strategy, collaborate with various teams, analyze market opportunities, and leverage stakeholder feedback to enhance product offerings within the cybersecurity space.

The Analyst role in the Falcon Complete team focuses on detecting, containing, and remediating security incidents in real-time. Analysts will participate in full-time training, contributing to global security by protecting organizations against advanced threats, while gaining hands-on technical experience.

In this role, you'll lead engineering efforts for the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor, developing high-quality software for Windows, collaborating across teams, troubleshooting issues, and owning features from design to delivery. You'll work within Agile principles to contribute to the cybersecurity platform's innovation and efficiency.

The Cybersecurity Technical Project Manager will support the cybersecurity team by managing critical projects, ensuring project deliverables are met with efficiency, and adapting plans to changing priorities. The role involves collaboration with various teams to improve processes and communication, as well as making sound decisions under pressure to meet tight deadlines.

The Manager of Next-Gen SIEM Project Management leads a team of Project Managers to ensure efficient deployment resource use, delivery of projects on time and within budget, and collaborates with cross-functional teams to improve processes. Responsibilities include program leadership, stakeholder engagement, and establishing KPIs for the SIEM program while managing risks and ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction.

The Field Change and Communications Manager will develop and deliver content aligned with Go-To-Market priorities, working closely with sales and technical teams to create effective communication strategies. This role includes managing content, auditing resources, and utilizing creative skills to enhance engagement and learning for sales processes, ensuring brand consistency and tracking content effectiveness.