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As of Aug 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for data engineer palantir in the United States is $129,716.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $114,500.00 and $137,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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AspectData Engineer PalantirData Analyst Palantir
Primary FocusBuilding and maintaining data pipelines, infrastructure, and databasesAnalyzing data, generating reports, and deriving insights
Required SkillsSQL, Python, data architecture, ETL processesSQL, Excel, data visualization, statistical analysis
Work EnvironmentTechnical teams, data engineering projects, infrastructure developmentBusiness teams, reporting, data interpretation
Common CertificationsGoogle Cloud Certified, AWS Data Analytics, Microsoft Certified: Data Analyst AssociateMicrosoft Certified: Data Analyst Associate, Tableau Desktop Specialist

While Data Engineer Palantir focuses on building and maintaining the data infrastructure, Data Analyst Palantir concentrates on analyzing data and providing insights. Both roles require strong SQL skills and familiarity with Palantir platforms, but they serve different functions within data teams.

What are common challenges data engineers face when working with Palantir's platforms, and how can they be addressed?

Data Engineers at Palantir often encounter challenges such as integrating disparate data sources, maintaining data quality, and ensuring data security within complex environments. Addressing these challenges requires strong collaboration with cross-functional teams, continuous learning of Palantir’s proprietary tools like Foundry, and implementing best practices for data governance. Proactively communicating with stakeholders and leveraging Palantir’s support resources can help resolve integration issues and optimize data pipelines.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a data engineer at Palantir?

To thrive as a Data Engineer at Palantir, you need strong programming skills (Python, Java, or Scala), in-depth knowledge of database systems, and experience with large-scale data pipelines, often supported by a degree in computer science or a related field. Proficiency with big data tools like Apache Spark, Hadoop, and Palantir Foundry, as well as familiarity with cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, or Azure), is typically required. Outstanding problem-solving abilities, collaboration, and adaptability help you work effectively in dynamic, cross-functional teams. These skills and qualities are vital for building robust data solutions that drive impactful insights and support complex client operations.

What does a data engineer at Palantir do?

A Data Engineer at Palantir is responsible for designing, building, and maintaining the data infrastructure that powers Palantir’s software platforms. They work closely with clients to ingest, process, and transform large volumes of data from disparate sources, ensuring that data is reliable, accessible, and optimized for analysis. Data Engineers also collaborate with other technical teams to implement data integration pipelines, develop scalable solutions, and help organizations make data-driven decisions using Palantir's tools.
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Platform Engineer - Palantir

Acrisure

Atlanta, GA • On-site

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 24 days ago


Job description

AURIS AI | PLATFORM ENGINEERING
Platform Engineer - Palantir
Hands-On Builder, Cost Steward & Component Curator
About Acrisure
Acrisure is a global fintech leader empowering ambitious businesses and individuals with customized solutions that drive growth and impact. We combine cutting-edge technology with expert human support to deliver tailored insurance, reinsurance, payroll, benefits, cybersecurity, mortgage services, and more.
In the last twelve years, Acrisure has grown from $38 million in revenue to nearly $5 billion and now employs more than 19,000 colleagues across 20+ countries. Built on entrepreneurial spirit, we prioritize leadership, accountability, and collaboration - equipping our teams to work at the highest levels and solve meaningful challenges.
Role Summary & Mission
The Platform Engineer - Palantir is the technical owner of Acrisure's Palantir environment - the person ultimately accountable for the substrate that every Palantir use case is built on. Where FD Partner, FD Delta, and FD Echo are forward-facing roles deploying value to business units, this role is the internal-facing counterpart: the operator, architect, and component curator who defines what the entire Program can build on, how it builds, and how efficiently it builds.
This role is intentionally designed as both senior and hands-on. The Platform Engineer sets the strategy for ingress and egress, marking and permissions architecture, environment topology, compute and storage cost optimization, release governance, and the reusable component catalog - and then implements that strategy hands-on inside the platform. The person in this seat must be the most technically credible voice in the room on Palantir platform mechanics, while also presenting cost-to-value, capacity, and reusability tradeoffs to the CTO and executive sponsors. Credibility in this role is earned through doing, not delegating.
This is a primarily internal-facing role. Travel is minimal - typically less than 10% (1-2 nights/month) on average, primarily for Palantir partner engagement, working sessions, and occasional business unit deployments.
Key Responsibilities
Hands-On Platform Operations
  • Actively configure and operate Palantir tenant settings across the platform stack - Projects, Groups, Markings, Roles, Resource Queues, Compute, and product-level controls - making changes directly in the platform rather than routing them to engineers.

  • Design and implement the ingress strategy: source system connections, connectors, schema management, and standards for incremental, batch, and streaming data flows.

  • Design and implement the egress strategy: Marketplace exports, OSDK and external API exposure, file/data export controls, and downstream consumption boundaries.

  • Own the permissions architecture across the platform - marking taxonomy, group hierarchy, role assignments, and least-privilege standards - and personally maintain the most sensitive configurations.

  • Personally triage and resolve platform admin issues - permissions, provisioning, ingress/egress configuration, and resource queue contention - rather than routing them to Platform Engineers or Palantir support.

  • Be a go-to resource for external teams leveraging the Palantir Platform and escalating questions and issues for resolution.

Componentization & Reusability
  • Drive the platform-wide reusable component catalog - pipeline templates, Ontology patterns, Workshop building blocks, OSDK modules, Marketplace products, reusable agents, and shared utilities - covering both platform-management and business-facing use cases.

  • Establish standards for what gets componentized, how components are versioned and documented, and how they are discovered and consumed by FD Delta, FD Echo, and the broader Platform.

  • Partner with FD Delta and FD Echo to extract reusable patterns from delivered use cases, promote them into the catalog, and consolidate duplication across the portfolio.

  • Maintain a library of platform-management components - provisioning workflows, permissions templates, audit reports, cost dashboards - that the Platform Engineering team uses to operate the environment efficiently.

Cost & Resource Optimization
  • Own end-to-end FinOps for the Palantir environment - usage forecasting, compute optimization, build schedule efficiency, storage tiering, and licensing utilization across all platform tools.

  • Establish resource quotas, project allocation models, and guardrails across the Platform portfolio to prevent runaway cost while enabling delivery velocity.

  • Identify and remediate cost anomalies in real time; partner with Finance on chargeback, showback, and capacity-based budgeting models.

  • Present cost-to-value tradeoffs, capacity decisions, and reusability ROI to the CTO and executive sponsors with supporting data, framed in business terms.

Governance, Standards & Team Leadership
  • Establish and enforce platform governance standards: branching strategy, environment promotion (dev/staging/prod), release approvals, and change management - and define the SLAs for platform admin services that the Platform Engineering team commits to.

  • Drive the Palantir platform security posture in partnership with InfoSec and Data team - marking taxonomy, audit logging, sensitive data handling, and compliance support (SOC 2, NYDFS, GDPR, and other applicable regimes).

  • Maintain platform standards documentation and ensure adherence across FD Delta, FD Echo, Platform Engineering, and Palantir FD Team contributions.

  • Support the Platform Engineering team: contributing to mentorship, technical direction, and standards setting.

  • Support escalation triage for platform constraints raised by FD Partner, FD Delta, and FD Echo - and contribute technical input on platform-vs-delivery tradeoffs.

  • Coordinate directly with Palantir on platform upgrades, feature rollouts, and capability roadmap alignment.

Required Skills & Competencies
Palantir Platform Proficiency (Required - Not Optional)
  • Deep hands-on expertise with Palantir tenant administration across the platform stack: Projects, Groups, Markings, Roles, Resource Management, Compute Modules, and audit/observability tooling.

  • Hands-on experience with ingress patterns - connectors, agent-based ingestion, source system integration, and pipeline scheduling at enterprise scale.

  • Hands-on experience with egress controls - Marketplace, OSDK external endpoints, data export governance, and external-facing API exposure.

  • Working proficiency across the Palantir product surface - Foundry (Pipeline Builder, Code Repositories, Ontology, Workshop, OSDK), AIP (Agent Studio, Logic, Evals), and adjacent products (Marketplace, Quiver) - sufficient to administer, govern, and componentize each.

  • Strong Python, TypeScript/JavaScript, and SQL skills - the Platform Engineer writes platform tooling, automation, reusable components, and remediation code, not just reviews it.

Componentization & Standards
  • Demonstrated experience building and maintaining shared component libraries, internal developer platforms, or reusable pattern catalogs.

  • Strong API design and abstraction instincts - knows when something is ready to be a reusable component versus a one-off implementation.

  • Documentation and developer-experience sensibility - components only deliver value if they get discovered, understood, and adopted.

Platform Operations & FinOps
  • Demonstrated experience operating an enterprise data platform at scale (Foundry, Snowflake, Databricks, or equivalent).

  • Strong FinOps fundamentals - usage forecasting, compute and storage cost optimization, chargeback model design, and capacity planning.

  • Experience with release management, CI/CD pipelines, and environment promotion strategies.

Governance & Security
  • Working knowledge of enterprise security and access control patterns: RBAC, ABAC, attribute-based markings, least privilege, identity federation, and SSO.

  • Experience supporting compliance frameworks such as SOC 2, NYDFS, GDPR, HIPAA, or similar regulated environments.

  • Demonstrated comfort partnering with InfoSec, Internal Audit, and Enterprise Architecture peers - translating platform mechanics into language those audiences require.

Leadership & Communication
  • Demonstrated ability to work effectively within a senior technical team - contributing to direction and standards while executing hands-on.

  • Ability to present platform cost, capacity, reusability, and risk tradeoffs to a CTO/CIO-level audience and to translate technical decisions into business outcomes.

  • Strong written communication skills - able to author governance documents, RFCs, architecture decision records, component specifications, and platform standards.

Experience
  • 5-10+ years of experience operating, architecting, and administering enterprise platforms.

  • Prior Palantir Foundry administration experience strongly preferred; experienced platform leads from Snowflake, Databricks, or AWS/Azure-native enterprise data stacks are encouraged to apply.

  • Prior experience in insurance, financial services, or similarly regulated industries is a strong plus.

  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related technical field.

  • Optional: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Business, Finance, or related business field.

Success Metrics / KPIs
Metric & Indicator of Success
Admin Request SLA Adherence
% of access, provisioning, ingress/egress, and configuration requests fulfilled within committed turnaround targets
Cost Efficiency
Compute, storage, and licensing cost per active use case trending favorably quarter-over-quarter
Permissions Hygiene
% of projects, groups, and markings in compliance with least-privilege standards; reduction in audit findings
Ingress / Egress Posture
Zero unauthorized data movement events; 100% of inbound and outbound data flows mapped, classified, and approved
Component Catalog Adoption
# of reusable components in the catalog and % of new use cases consuming ≥1 cataloged component
Platform Team Throughput
Platform Engineering velocity against capacity plan; reduction in cross-pod escalations and repeat requests
Interactions / Stakeholder Map
Stakeholder | Relationship Type | Key Interaction
Platform Engineering Team
Peer & Contributor
Peer collaboration; technical contribution, mentorship, and standards adherence
FD Partner
Support
Platform constraints, environment provisioning, deployment coordination, escalation
FD Delta
Govern & Partner
Standards enforcement, build infrastructure, code repository administration, component extraction and promotion
FD Echo
Collaborate & Partner
Productionalization handoff, monitoring configuration, release management, reusable lifecycle templates
CTO & Executive Sponsors
Report & Advise
Platform strategy, cost-to-value tradeoffs, capacity, risk, reusability, and roadmap reporting
InfoSec & Internal Audit
Comply & Partner
Security posture, audit findings, compliance reporting, sensitive data handling
Enterprise Data Team
Peer & Align
Integration patterns, identity strategy, egress policy, enterprise data architecture
Finance
Partner
Chargeback and showback models, capitalization logic, cost reporting, capacity forecasting
Candidate Experience & Workplace Culture
We strive for inclusive job descriptions and encourage candidates from all backgrounds - including those who might not meet every preferred qualification - to apply and grow with us. Acrisure believes that diversity of experience leads to innovative solutions and stronger teams.
Benefits & Perks
  • Competitive compensation

  • Generous vacation and paid time off

  • Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits (employee-paid)

  • Company-paid disability insurance and life insurance

  • 401(k) with company match

  • Flexible spending and commuter benefits

  • Parental leave, fertility support, and family benefits

  • Career development opportunities
    ...and more

(Offerings may vary by entity or location; eligibility criteria may apply.)
Commitment to Inclusion & Accommodation
We are committed to an inclusive workforce and welcome applicants of all backgrounds. Reasonable accommodation is provided in accordance with applicable laws. If you require assistance during the application process, please email leaves@acrisure.com.
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