People are fantastic. Culture is fantastic.
The role for PRE is one that requires you to be “on call” at odd hours, which makes work/life balance difficult at times.
Also, Palantir is not for everyone ethically. Make sure you read up on what they’re actually involved in. They’ll pull you in by telling you they need good people on the inside, but ultimately you’re working on the software that powers wars.
They were very professional, responsive, and supportive. My interview process included: * A phone interview * A 2-hour onsite interview * A second phone interview * An online test * A four-hour site visit
I reached the third stage of the interview process (technical interview, phone call, team phone call). Everything went well, but I was still rejected. The recruiters were not helpful and canceled meetings multiple times. There was an acute lack of o
Applied through the company website, got an OA, and then an online video technical interview. Questions on both the OA and video interview were hypothetical server issues, and your task was to solve/identify the problem.
They were very professional, responsive, and supportive. My interview process included: * A phone interview * A 2-hour onsite interview * A second phone interview * An online test * A four-hour site visit
I reached the third stage of the interview process (technical interview, phone call, team phone call). Everything went well, but I was still rejected. The recruiters were not helpful and canceled meetings multiple times. There was an acute lack of o
Applied through the company website, got an OA, and then an online video technical interview. Questions on both the OA and video interview were hypothetical server issues, and your task was to solve/identify the problem.