Palantir
Software Engineer, Internship
Singapore, Singapore. Posted 10 months ago
The role
You will build software features for Palantir's data platforms, including Gotham, Foundry or Apollo, used by institutions in the public and private sectors. You will work on a small team, from design and prototyping through to shipping, and be paired with a mentor.
What you will do
- Build features for Palantir Gotham, Foundry or Apollo
- Contribute high-quality code to products used at scale
- Take part in the product lifecycle: idea generation, design, prototyping, execution and shipping
- Collaborate with engineers, product managers, designers and reliability engineers
- Work with business development teams to understand and solve customer problems
- Meet users to understand their needs, such as touring a factory or working alongside an analyst
Required qualifications
- Engineering background in fields such as Computer Science, Mathematics, Software Engineering or Physics
- Familiarity with data structures, storage systems, cloud infrastructure, front-end frameworks and other technical tools
- Experience coding in languages such as Java, C++, Python, JavaScript or similar
- Ability to communicate and collaborate with engineers, users and non-technical team members
- Willingness to learn and make decisions independently, and to ask questions when needed
- Planning to graduate in late 2027 or 2028, with this as your final internship before graduation
Benefits
- Mentorship from a dedicated mentor
- Health and well-being programmes
- Opportunities to learn across many aspects of each product
Before you apply
- Palantir is particularly interested in applicants with a current right to work in Singapore; Singapore citizens are encouraged to apply
- Application requires an updated resume or CV in PDF format and thoughtful responses to application questions
- Palantir will never ask you to pay or share financial information during the interview process
About the company
Palantir builds software for data-driven decisions and operations, used by partners to develop drugs, forecast supply chain disruptions and locate missing children. Its platforms are deployed at important institutions across the public and private sectors.