Are these based on real engineering roles?
Yes. The catalog is built around real engineering role patterns so the practice round feels closer to a live interview.
Company practice
Palantir mock interviews
Pick a role, answer follow-up questions out loud, and get a scored verdict after the interview.
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Infrastructure
Backend Software Engineer - Infrastructure
Build the lowest layers of the stack underpinning Palantir Foundry and Gotham, working on distributed systems, database technologies, and large-scale data processing using Java and Go alongside open-source systems like Cassandra, Spark, and Elasticsearch. You'd ship performant, secure, scalable building blocks that the entire product platform depends on, deployed to demanding public- and private-sector institutions. A technical interview would probe data structures and algorithms, distributed-systems fundamentals such as consistency, partitioning, and fault tolerance, and your ability to design and debug a high-throughput storage or compute system.
JavaCassandraSparkPalantir
ML / AI
Forward Deployed AI Engineer
Own generative-AI strategy and implementation with customers, building LLM-powered agent workflows that run over Palantir's object-action-link Ontology in AIP, including fine-tuning models that drive AIP actions and designing evaluation harnesses for deployments across commercial and classified environments. You'd write production Python and TypeScript while setting customers' AI direction. A technical interview would probe your grasp of the modern Gen AI landscape, how you design and evaluate LLM agent workflows, and how you decompose a real business problem into a reliable, measurable AI solution.
LLMsPythonAIPPalantir
Fullstack
Forward Deployed Software Engineer
Embed directly with customers to architect and build end-to-end solutions on Palantir's platforms, owning high-stakes projects with startup-CTO-level autonomy: wrangling massive-scale data, building custom web applications, and deploying and monitoring production systems in the field. You'd write production Python, Java, and TypeScript while translating ambiguous operational problems into working software. An interview would probe practical coding under ambiguity, data modeling and pipeline design over messy real-world datasets, and your ability to decompose an open-ended customer problem into a concrete technical architecture.
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Frontend
Frontend Software Engineer
Build the rich, data-dense user interfaces that make Foundry and Gotham usable for analysts and operators, using TypeScript with React and Redux to render and manipulate large datasets interactively at scale. You'd own complex frontend architecture, performance, and component design for applications where responsiveness over huge data volumes is critical. A technical interview would probe JavaScript and TypeScript depth, React state-management and rendering-performance tradeoffs, and how you architect a maintainable, performant UI that stays responsive while handling large amounts of data.
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FAQ
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