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  • The candidate will work closely with the Dynatrace alliances and sales teams in the region on the one hand and the cloud partner BD and sales teams on the other hand.

  • Dynatrace is a high-energy, fast-growing work this role, you will take a lead role in managing the worldwide tax accounting and reporting process, and assist with U.S. federal and state income tax compliance and controversy.

  • Develop and deploy pragmatic solutions, practices and procedures to ensure Dynatrace meets internal security requirements and those of the most demanding customers.

  • Dynatrace has really put the pedal to the metal on innovation, staying well ahead of the competition and being recognized by the customers if not by the media.

  • As an Intern for Business Insights you will work on our innovation team on one of several current research projects focused on complex analysis of Real User Monitoring (RUM) data at scale for some of Dynatrace’s biggest customers.

Dynatrace, Inc. is a global technology company, listed on the NYSE, that provides a software intelligence platform based on artificial intelligence and automation to monitor and optimize application ...

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