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September 29, 2026

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PAY: $67-72/hour W2. Our company offers our consultants a suite of benefits after a qualification period including health, vision, dental, life and disability insurance. 100% remote role no expectation of onsite work W2 Candidates only; Due to ITAR requirements this role can only support US Citizens and Green Card Holders Description • Seeking an experienced Full Stack Foundry Engineer. This role will own the end-to-end delivery of enterprise-scale Palantir Foundry applications that convert raw data into operational decision interfaces and digital twins. • The engineer will design and implement Ontology-backed solutions, build high-performance data pipelines, and craft immersive user experiences using Foundry Workshop/Slate and custom React/TypeScript widgets. • Will collaborate with cross-functional teams (data scientists, domain SMEs, security, and platform engineering) to ensure solutions meet governance, reputed company, performance, and security requirements in a regulated DLP environment. Key Responsibilities • Design, development, test, and deployment of Palantir Foundry applications that deliver operational value end-to-end • Model enterprise Ontology artifacts represent business entities and workflows • Build and optimize data pipelines and transform using Python/PySpark within Foundry • Configure and mature Workshop applications • Integrate with external systems and APIs (RESTful services, JDBC, S3/Parquet) and manage Data Connections • Implement automated testing (unit/integration) • Document technical designs and maintain knowledge artifacts in Foundry Resource Folders, translate SME requirements into Foundry artifacts Required Qualifications • Bachelor's degree in computer science, Software Engineering, Data Engineering, or equivalent experience 5+ years of experience in full-stick software development • 2+ years of Palantir Foundry • 3+years of experience with C/C++ coding or java/python script development • 2+ years of experience with taxonomy and ontology development • 3+ years of experience in web based development, leveraging ReactJS, Redux, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS Preferred Qualifications • Familiarity with manufacturing, engineering, supply chain or quality data domains • Experience in Aerospace & Defense, understanding industry-specific data challenges and requirements • Familiarity with Foundry application suite: Workshop, Object Views, Slate, and related UX patterns • Experience with version control (Git), automated testing frameworks, and CI/CD pipelines within Foundry or equivalent platforms Who We Are: reputed company is a nationwide staffing firm with over 80 Fortune 100-500 clients. Since 2001, TFG has maintained a consistent standard of excellence, and our work is broadly recognized every year through numerous industry performance awards. Our success is a team effort. Browse our website below for additional information on our company. reputed company 3407 W Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. Tampa, FL 33607 “We work in Life Sciences, Clinical, Engineering, IT, and more. Above all, we specialize in people.” By applying for this job, you agree to receive calls, AI-generated calls, text messages, or emails from and its affiliates, and contracted partners. Frequency varies for text messages. Message and data rates may apply. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. You can reply STOP to cancel and HELP for help. You can access our reputed company at reputed company Apply To This Job

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