Palantir
Privacy & Civil Liberties Engineer - New Grad
About this role
Join Palantir as a Privacy & Civil Liberties Engineer to help build responsible data platforms. This new grad role focuses on integrating privacy protections and civil liberties considerations into software systems that power critical decision-making across healthcare, supply chain, and humanitarian applications.
What you'll do
- Design and implement privacy-preserving features into data platforms
- Conduct civil liberties impact assessments on software systems
- Collaborate with product and engineering teams on ethical considerations
- Develop tools to monitor and audit data access and usage
- Document privacy and compliance requirements
- Support testing and validation of privacy controls
What they're looking for
- Software engineering fundamentals
- Privacy and data protection knowledge
- Problem-solving and attention to detail
- Communication skills
- Familiarity with regulatory frameworks (GDPR, HIPAA)
- Systems thinking
- Python or similar programming language
Benefits
- Opportunity to impact global humanitarian and healthcare initiatives
- Work with cutting-edge data technology
- New grad mentorship and training programs
- Located in New York, NY
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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.
- Website
- palantir.com
Likely interview questions
- Can you walk us through a time when you had to balance technical solutions with ethical considerations or privacy concerns?
- How would you approach designing a system that needs to handle sensitive personal data while maintaining user privacy?