PalantirUnited States12-week virtual fellowship training participants on Palantir's Foundry and AIP platforms. Focuses on building practical AI/software deployment skills for reindustrialization; exceptional performers may interview for full-time roles at Palantir or partners. Requires 2+ years hands-on technical experience and programming proficiency.
In this fellowship, you'll participate in a comprehensive virtual training program with our partner, Ontologize, to level up your technical skills on Foundry and AIP. You'll learn how to deploy Palantir's cutting-edge software to solve tough problems in enterprise settings and have the opportunity to engage directly with Palantir engineers and leadership. The fellowship will run for 12 weeks, starting on 15 September, 2026. Participants are expected to attend live virtual sessions on two weeknights each week. We will also have optional sessions once a week and office hours throughout the duration of the program. Participants can anticipate dedicating a total of 5 to 10 hours per week to instruction and project work throughout the fellowship. Exceptional performers will have opportunities to interview for full-time employment opportunities at Palantir or partner companies. This program provides valuable training to participants and is unpaid.
We want builders—people who are hungry to learn whatever it takes to win in the new AI era and aren’t afraid to wire a sensor, flash firmware, or ship production code to make it happen. Some signals that you’re that kind of person might be if you’ve taught yourself—or been the local go-to—for at least one of these stacks:
You’re comfortable in—or eager to master—the Linux shell, Git, and container tooling like Docker or WSL.
You can read a wiring diagram, a CAD drawing, or a messy CSV file and immediately think, “How do I instrument, automate, or optimize this?”
You don’t wait for perfect specs—you prototype, test, iterate, and learn on the fly.
Show us where you’ve flexed that builder’s mindset. That could look like:
If you’ve got the fire to learn and you’ve built something that moved the needle—no matter where or how—you’re the kind of American worker we designed this fellowship for.
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