Data Engineer With Palantir Foundry - W2 Position
Data Engineer With Palantir Foundry - W2 Position
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead technical design and implementation of Palantir Foundry use cases
- Cross-train into Snowflake + Informatica implementation as needed
- Ensure best practices are followed for performance tuning, security and data governance
- Build big data products within a fun team where culture is the foundation for success
- Lead and mentor the development team in a hands-on way
- Provide technical feasibility assessment while collaborating with Product Owner and Design team to guide features and provide technical know-how
- Define and address application non-functional requirements, and manage technical debt
- Debug and optimize complex applications
- Effectively communicate the vision and architecture to team members
- Maintain a productive working environment for development teams
- Be a strong advocate for a culture of quality across the team
- Collaborate with external teams, especially security, to design, implement and support solutions that are scalable and efficient
- Effectively communicate the solution to non-technical stakeholders
- Follow an agile development methodology
- Keep up-to-date with product capabilities of Palantir Foundry releases, features and best practices and recommend changes to improve efficiency, performance and scalability
- Lead the way in deploying cutting-edge Foundry capabilities against real business problems
- Advocate for appropriate data modeling techniques to enable agile development and the business use cases, specifically in the integration of event-driven with batch data processing
- With regards
- Naveen | Talent Acquisition
- Rootshell Enterprise Technologies Inc.Naveen@rootshellinc.com
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