Software Engineer, New Grad - Query Engines
Palantir
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- Location
- New York, NY
- Work style
- Hybrid
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 19
- 3 days ago
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About the company
Palantir
Computer software · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
What you'll do
- Build data processing infrastructure
- Write a new planning rule
- Add a capability to a native execution engine
- Make large tables faster to scan
- Deliver work through design, code review, testing, and release
Key skills
Apache SparkApache DataFusionApache Iceberg
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The Role
We are a software engineering team applying open-source data technologies to some of the world's hardest and most important problems. We build the data processing infrastructure that underpins Palantir Foundry, supporting applications that help hospitals care for more patients, help clinical teams coordinate timely diagnoses, and keep essential supplies moving through global disruption.
You will work deep inside the systems that make this possible: how computations are represented, how query plans are optimized, how operators execute, and how data is read and written efficiently. We build on and extend Apache Spark, Apache DataFusion, and Apache Iceberg, bringing advances in open-source engines and table formats into the demanding environments our customers operate in. Our work serves many products and workloads across Foundry, including no-code pipelines, interactive analysis, and the processing that keeps the Ontology up to date.
Working alongside experienced engineers, you will take on real problems in our production systems. That could mean writing a new planning rule, adding a capability to a native execution engine, or making large tables faster to scan. You will see your work through design, code review, testing, and release. Correctness, compatibility, and predictable performance are central to everything we build, and you will learn how to deliver all three.
Join us if you want to learn how modern data systems work from the inside and apply that knowledge to consequential problems.