Location: On-site at Cherry Point refinery near Seattle (3 days a week, Tue-Thu), co-located with business users at refinery site. Duration: Minimum 12 months
Responsibilities:
Provide F-F support and mentoring for site users on Palantir Applications
ad-hoc mentoring sessions with users
Regular Office Hours for drop-in sessions (weekly)
Regular Lunch n Learn (or similar) sessions (monthly)
Coordinate with central teams on onsite training and hackathons
Build and run a campaign on targeted Palantir Applications to develop deep expertise at the site (eg, Workshop, AIP)
Issue management: responsible for tracking and following up on site-specific Palantir support tickets through to resolution.
Site testing: participate in Beta/Early Access testing for centrally developed Palantir Applications (or site applications promoted to central management).
Data quality management and governance: responsible for tracking and following up on Palantir Ontology/Dataset-related issues raised at the site but not addressed by regular Palantir support tickets.
Liaise with the central team to obtain data editing permissions and establish data quality metrics/KPIs.
Develop a ‘Site Palantir skills development plan’ for the site, outlining a 12-month roadmap of departments/users for a targeted skills development campaign. Includes understanding of current platform utilization and agrees on targets with the site LT.
R&D – develop documented and reusable examples of how specific Palantir Applications could be helpful for the site with actual data; site users can follow to build their own applications.
Requirements:
Expertise in key Palantir Applications, including: Must have skills - Quiver, Contour, Workshop, AIP; Nice to have: Object Explorer, Pipeline Builder, etc.
Expertise in the Palantir ecosystem: understanding the role of Ontology, Datasets, code repositories, and how permissions are managed in the platform.
Knowledgeable in best practices for building and scaling applications developed in Palantir Foundry, including code repositories and branching.