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Forward Deployed Infrastructure Engineer, Internship - US Government

As an FDIE intern, you'll deploy and operate Palantir software while automating processes and solving infrastructure challenges.

Location
Washington, D.C.
Compensation
Not disclosed
Level
intern
Type
internship

Skills & Technologies

Joblaze summary

In this internship, Forward Deployed Infrastructure Engineers at Palantir engage in hands-on tasks such as deploying software, automating processes, and tackling infrastructure challenges in real production environments. The role requires familiarity with tools like Foundry and Apollo, alongside skills in debugging and system design. This position is ideal for individuals with a strong technical background who are eager to gain practical experience in a dynamic, mission-driven setting. Interns will collaborate closely with experienced engineers, gaining valuable insights into the infrastructure that supports critical data-driven operations.

Quick facts

What's the tech stack?
Joblaze extracted these technologies from the posting: Foundry, Apollo.
What seniority level is this role?
Palantir targets intern candidates for this position.
Is this full-time or contract?
Internship for this Forward Deployed Infrastructure Engineer, Internship - US Government role at Palantir.

From the original posting

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 Forward Deployed Infrastructure Engineers (FDIEs) build, operate, and maintain the infrastructure that powers Palantir’s platforms and production deployments. As an FDIE intern, you’ll work alongside full-time FDIEs to deploy and operate Palantir software across real production environments, automate manual processes, and develop novel solutions to infrastructure challenges using tools like Foundry and Apollo. Every day looks different — you might be debugging a distributed systems issue, building automation to replace a manual runbook, or designing infrastructure improvements that scale across multiple deployments. You’ll be treated as a full member of the team, with real ownership over the work you take on.