3 years ago
Front End Engineer - Apollo Platform
Palantir
New York, NY
Full-time
GenOps Responsibility Profile
Runtime Ownership
✓ Yes
Control Plane
✓ Yes
Governance / Policy
✗ No
Observability / Telemetry
✓ Yes
Incident / Reliability
✗ No
Regulated Context
✓ Yes
AI / Model Runtime
✗ No
Primary Domain
cloud platform
Production Environment
prod
Classification Confidence
85%
Rationale: Apollo is a control plane platform for continuous deployment and autonomous management of mission-critical software across diverse environments (cloud, on-prem, air-gapped, edge). While this is a frontend role building interfaces for deployment and monitoring workflows, the platform itself represents core GenOps infrastructure enabling runtime operations at scale.
Job Description
A World-Changing Company
Palantir builds the world’s leading software for data-driven decisions and operations. By bringing the right data to the people who need it, our platforms empower our partners to develop lifesaving drugs, forecast supply chain disruptions, locate missing children, and more.
The Role
Apollo is Palantir's product that enables autonomous management and continuous deployment of mission critical software, wherever it is. We’re transforming the way organizations around the world deploy software, taking SAAS where SAAS has not gone before: from on-premise, to various cloud providers, to disconnected environments (air-gapped), to strict accreditation frameworks, and to the edge.
As a Front End Engineer on the Apollo platform you will be responsible for the experience of thousands of users, architecting workflows and interfaces that make sophisticated deployment and monitoring tasks simple. You might spend one day interviewing users to understand their complex workflows and the next brainstorming mockups with Product Designers. Another day, you could tackle building out a workflow, partnering with backend engineers to wire up your code with the APIs, or even building out APIs yourself!
We're hiring engineers who are passionate about the whole product development lifecycle — not just fixing bugs or maintaining legacy code — from idea generation, user interviews, planning, design, prototyping, execution, shipping, and iteration.