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Palantir

Forward Deployed Infrastructure Engineer - US Government

Honolulu, HIfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Palantir seeks a Forward Deployed Infrastructure Engineer to build and maintain high-performance, scalable services supporting critical government operations. You'll develop solutions to complex infrastructure challenges, leverage AI/LLM tools, and share operational responsibility with cross-functional teams.

What you'll do

  • Build, operate, and maintain scalable infrastructure services for Palantir platforms
  • Develop and automate processes using appropriate tools and technologies
  • Provide production support for mission-critical software systems
  • Collaborate with forward-deployed and product teams on systems design
  • Diagnose, resolve, and prevent production issues
  • Take shared ownership of service operations and reliability

What they're looking for

  • Infrastructure engineering and systems design
  • Software development and automation
  • Production operations and troubleshooting
  • Scalable systems architecture
  • AI/LLM technology implementation
  • Cross-functional collaboration
  • Problem-solving and creative thinking
  • DevOps or site reliability engineering
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Palantir

Palantir builds data platforms and software solutions that help government and enterprise customers tackle complex operational challenges, with a focus on responsible AI governance and privacy. The company is hiring software engineers and interns for forward-deployed customer roles, infrastructure and platform teams, and specialized privacy and civil liberties engineering positions.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with deploying and maintaining infrastructure in production environments. How have you handled critical system failures?
  • Tell us about a time you had to troubleshoot a complex infrastructure issue with limited information. What was your approach?