Sr. Forward Deployed Software Engineer
Sr. Forward Deployed Software Engineer
Posted today
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, implement, and maintain CI/CD pipelines within Army Vantage (Palantir Foundry), including automated build, test, deployment, and environment promotion workflows
- Build and iterate front-end analytical dashboards using Foundry’s Workshop/Slate application layer
- Define and enforce automated quality gates, validation suites, and release confidence checks
- Configure observability tooling including monitoring, logging, and alerting aligned to Foundry development patterns
- Implement governed metric definitions and reusable business logic anchored to the Foundry Ontology
- Participate in agile sprint cycles, including planning, standups, sprint reviews, and retrospectives
- Demonstrate working capabilities to government stakeholders
- Align integration patterns, data access controls, and release procedures with platform requirements
- Deliver comprehensive technical documentation, configuration baselines, and operational runbooks
- Provide defect resolution, troubleshooting, and incremental improvements
- Mentor mid-level engineers through code reviews and technical guidance Preferred Qualifications
- Deep expertise with Palantir Foundry, including pipelines, Workshop/Slate, Ontology configuration, and AIP8+ years of software engineering or systems integration experience
- Experience delivering CI/CD pipelines and analytics platforms in classified or DoD environments
- Experience with Python, TypeScript, or Java within Foundry development workflows
- Familiarity with Army Vantage, GFIM, force management, or readiness data domains
- Ability to own full feature lifecycle: architecture → build → test → deployment About PVM & Benefits
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