Another 500 Splunk-user lookalikes, none mentioned anywhere before on this thread

Asked:

“daniel wilson of voleon, splunk customer — give me 100 more lookalikes like him. i want to go after splunk customers.”

Asked (follow-up):

“find another 500 not mentioned anywhere before on this thread.”

500 named people at 380 displayed organizations, each with evidence of workplace Splunk use in a role active during 2025 (219 people) or 2026 (281 people). Names were normalized and checked against the 1,825 prior rows accumulated across all earlier prospect lists in this conversation — every person here is new, and Daniel Wilson and Rafael Hass are excluded. Every row is single-platform sourced: all 500 source pages are LinkedIn public profiles (four hostname variants of one platform), one row per URL.

These are public professional-profile claims, not verified purchasing records or proof of a current Splunk contract. Similarity score ranks role fit to the target profile — it is not purchase intent. Verify employment, identity, enterprise account ownership, and active production Splunk use before outreach. Screening rejected Splunk employees, vendors, resellers, integrators, MSPs, consultants and staffing arrangements, certifications-only and lab profiles, internships, migrations away from Splunk, and roles that ended before 2025.

Where the 500 sit: role segment vs similarity to the target profile

Each dot is one person; rows are role segments sorted by headcount, x is the similarity score. Hover or tap a dot for name, title, employer and evidence.

Active in 2025 (219)Active in 2026 (281)

The top score in the set is 0.842 — a senior cyber incident response engineer at Adobe running threat response and SOC operations on Splunk and SIEMs (linkedin.com).

92 of the 500 carry “Splunk” in the job title itself; the highest scoring is a Splunk software engineer at MultiChoice Group administering a clustered Splunk environment with ITSI and UBA (linkedin.com).

281 people — 56% — qualify through 2026 activity, the freshest signal in the set; among them a head of cyber defence at Transurban who presented Splunk + SOAR automation results at a Splunk conference (linkedin.com).

Bank of America is the most-represented employer with 10 prospects, followed by Charter Communications with 6; in all, 380 organizations appear, so most employers contribute exactly one name (linkedin.com).

All 500 prospects

#	Person	Title & employer	Segment	Splunk use case	Active	Score	Source

500 LinkedIn public-profile rows ranked by similarity score (0.736–0.842, mean 0.770); one row per distinct URL across 4 LinkedIn hostname variants; 500 distinct person names, 380 displayed organizations; activity in 2025 (219 people) and 2026 (281). Score measures role similarity to the Daniel Wilson / Rafael Hass target profile, not purchase intent. Names deduplicated against the 1,825 prior rows from all earlier lists in this thread. Role segments assigned from job titles; use-case and evidence text truncated for space — follow source links for full profiles. Compiled 2026.

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