Software Engineer, New Grad
Palantir is inviting recent Computer Science graduates to join us as Software Engineers in London. This role is designed for ambitious newcomers looking to build a foundation in developing mission-critical enterprise software. You will contribute across various product lines, working on full development lifecycles—from design and implementation to deployment and maintenance. Key responsibilities include writing clean, efficient code, participating in architectural reviews, and solving complex data problems using modern frameworks. We require strong problem-solving skills, excellent teamwork abilities, and proven knowledge of core computer science concepts. This is a fantastic opportunity to launch a permanent career with global impact.
(تازہ ترین نوکریاں، سلیبس اور ٹیسٹ کی تیاری کی مکمل معلومات)
Preparing
1400
Question set
280
Duration
Permanent
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The official passing marks are generally 50%, but merit is competitive — scoring above 75% is a safer target to secure an interview call.
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