Join Palantir as a Product Designer to create impactful software solutions for complex challenges.
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Joblaze summary
In this role, the new graduate product designer at Palantir will engage in a variety of design tasks, from leading design sprints to creating user-friendly UI components. Proficiency in user experience design and a strong grasp of design principles are essential, as the position requires a focus on solving complex problems through intuitive design. This opportunity is ideal for recent graduates with a passion for impactful design and a collaborative mindset, as the team emphasizes trust and growth in a fast-paced environment.
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
The Palantir Design Team is responsible for the human experience of using our software. Our team is growing rapidly, but we're committed to creating a tight-knit team environment that fosters trust, integrity, empathy, and growth. We work together in realizing a shared product vision, and regularly give feedback and critique to each other.
Designing at Palantir is a varied experience. On a given day, you might be: leading a design sprint for your product team; designing a micro-interaction to make a complex analytical task feel simple; and/or advocating for UX consistency by creating flexible, reusable UI components.
Designers at Palantir develop a deep understanding of the problems our customers face while solving some of the world’s most unique challenges. Our mission is to build generalizable and scalable solutions that elegantly handle the complexity of these problem spaces.