A very agile and action-oriented environment. FDEs are encouraged to find a need in the project and develop their own slice of it. Resourcing responds to this by moving you to other projects that can best make use of the spike you've demonstrated in the process.
You can quickly build on Foundry. Tackling technical problems at a high level means you get a huge amount of exposure to different problem spaces.
It can be a very sink or swim environment.
It's also not as technical as your usual software engineering roles, as you're generally building on top of Foundry, which is already a well-built-out platform.
Depending on your project, you can be frequently working long hours.
This is the first stage of the interview, basically checking whether the applicant is a good fit for the role. It was a 20 minutes telephone interview with HR, mainly asking about the applicant's background and past projects, and provided informatio
I applied through an employee referral. Very intense interview process, with a total of 4 hours of interview including a 2-hour interview. But overall, it was an enjoyable process which challenged me. All my interviewers were very friendly and creat
A Palantir recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn. I progressed to the next two stages: * Analysis (technical - 2nd stage) * Learning & decomp (technical - 3rd stage, 2 hours, under NDA) interview. Analysis was like a simpler version of t
This is the first stage of the interview, basically checking whether the applicant is a good fit for the role. It was a 20 minutes telephone interview with HR, mainly asking about the applicant's background and past projects, and provided informatio
I applied through an employee referral. Very intense interview process, with a total of 4 hours of interview including a 2-hour interview. But overall, it was an enjoyable process which challenged me. All my interviewers were very friendly and creat
A Palantir recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn. I progressed to the next two stages: * Analysis (technical - 2nd stage) * Learning & decomp (technical - 3rd stage, 2 hours, under NDA) interview. Analysis was like a simpler version of t