Learn a lot in a short period of time. Work with really great engineers. Competitive compensation (depends on when you join).
Stressful sometimes. The company wants to keep it clean, and that'll exploit some people.
Sometimes, you may feel disoriented, and management expects you to deliver; otherwise, they'll show you the door.
My phone interview was set up as soon as I sent them my CV. It was very professional. There were some string-based questions (I can't reveal them due to a disclosure agreement), but if you have basic tech skills mastered, they shouldn't be a problem
The interview process included a coding challenge, an initial HR screen, and then a one-hour technical phone call. The HR screen went quite well. It was evident that the recruiter possessed a strong understanding of both the company and technology.
I first learned about Palantir from some of my classmates who had interviewed with them the year prior, and they all raved about the company. They were very prompt with their reply, and I had a phone screen scheduled shortly after I contacted them.
My phone interview was set up as soon as I sent them my CV. It was very professional. There were some string-based questions (I can't reveal them due to a disclosure agreement), but if you have basic tech skills mastered, they shouldn't be a problem
The interview process included a coding challenge, an initial HR screen, and then a one-hour technical phone call. The HR screen went quite well. It was evident that the recruiter possessed a strong understanding of both the company and technology.
I first learned about Palantir from some of my classmates who had interviewed with them the year prior, and they all raved about the company. They were very prompt with their reply, and I had a phone screen scheduled shortly after I contacted them.