Palantir
Support Engineer
New York, NY · Staff+
Sponsorship not specified$87k-$115kDetected 63 days ago
LLMsAgentic AISupply ChainCommunicationMentoringAdaptability
About the role
- We've been doing a lot of thinking as a team, and what we've landed on is that this person needs to be someone who takes ownership.
- Not just "I'll close the ticket", but "I'm going to make sure this never happens again" type of ownership.
- That's the kind of person we're looking for, and frankly, that's the kind of person who's going to thrive here at Palantir.
Responsibilities
- As an IT Support Engineer, you take real pride of our internal ecosystem, from individual workstations to conference rooms to the systems employees rely on every day.
- You firmly believe that good support scales when knowledge is shared freely, and you lead by example on that.
- Proactively replace aging hardware and maintain core VTC (Video Teleconferencing) equipment; identify issues early and never kick the can down the road.
- Manage the printer fleet end-to-end, including setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
- Maintain FOB office environments to ensure they are always in excellent working order.
- Initiate tracking of potential business blocking issues and partner with engineering teams to drive to full resolution.
- Go beyond the quick fix - conduct thorough root cause analysis and implement solutions that prevent recurrence.
- Deliver white-glove IT support to executives and VIP users, developing a deep familiarity with their workflows and technology preferences.
- Install, configure, and maintain Windows and Mac workstations across the organization.
- Administer and maintain O365 Groups, distribution lists, calendar permissions, and Auto-Reply configurations.
Compensation
- Salary The salary range for this position is estimated to be $87,000 - $115,000/year.
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