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Job Title : Palantir Foundry Developer Role Summary : We are looking for a professional with strong hands-on experience in Palantir Foundry to support analytics and data-driven initiatives. The primary responsibility will be developing and maintaining solutions within the Palantir ecosystem, integrating and analyzing data from enterprise sources, and supporting business users with scalable analytical solutions. The ideal candidate should have experience working with Palantir Foundry, Azure Databricks, Azure Data Lake, SQL, and Python, along with an understanding of modern cloud-based data platforms. While this is not primarily a Power BI development role, familiarity with reporting and dashboarding tools will be beneficial. The candidate should be capable of working with data pipelines, performing data transformation and analysis, and developing Databricks notebooks when required. Strong problem-solving skills, stakeholder communication, and an understanding of data governance principles are essential. Mandatory Skills : Palantir Foundry (Primary Requirement) : Hands-on experience with Palantir Foundry platformData integration and transformation within FoundryBuilding and maintaining Foundry pipelines and workflowsExperience with ontology-based data modeling and analytical solutionsDevelopment of business-facing solutions in Palantir Azure Databricks : Databricks SQLData processing and transformationExperience developing and maintaining Databricks notebooksUnderstanding of Spark-based data processing Azure Data Platform : Azure Data LakeExperience working within Azure data ecosystemsUnderstanding of cloud-based data architectures Data Engineering & Analytics : SQL (Advanced)PythonData extraction, cleansing, transformation, and analysisData modeling and large dataset handling Business & Functional Skills : Ability to translate business requirements into analytical solutionsStrong analytical and problem-solving capabilitiesExperience working with stakeholders and business usersUnderstanding of data governance and data quality practices Good-to-Have Skills : Power BI Dashboard DevelopmentDAX and Power QuerySSAS-based reporting solutionsDirectQuery implementationKPI reporting and visualizationBusiness Intelligence and data visualization experience Preferred Candidate Profile : 3-4.5 years of experience in analytics, data engineering, or data platform development.Strong hands-on expertise in Palantir Foundry (mandatory).Familiarity with the Azure Databricks ecosystem and ability to develop Databricks notebooks when required.Experience integrating and transforming data from multiple enterprise data sources.Exposure to reporting and visualization tools such as Power BI will be an added advantage.Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. .
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