Palantir Prep Frequently Tested Exam
Questions With Verified Multiple Choice and
Conceptual Actual 100%
Correct Detailed Answers
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1. Why Palantir? - ANSWER -mission of common good (reference Brainpower
and Beamlab and Bowdoin)
-applying Data and AI to non-technical fields (finding otherwise-hidden trends and
relate to independent projects)
Example: Palantir can connect hospital data, credit card data, shipping data, and
more into one platform to determine where and why outbreaks of diseases begin
-Flat hierarchy for developers (can bring ideas to the table and be involved in the
entire development process as an intern)
-Top-of-the-line software, best SWEs to learn from
-F1 Ferrari relationship (involved in lots of unique industries)
2. What is something challenging that you have worked on (technical or non
technical) and what was the impact or outcome of it? What did you learn from
this experience? - ANSWER -Hackathon project
-Overwhelming scope of data
-Messy data
-We used economic theory and I made predictive models
, -Cabo Verde and Nicaragua
3. Dev vs. Delta? - ANSWER -Prefer Dev because I want to work with a team of
engineers to build a project and see the result of my work when the code is
shipped
-Delta job sounds very interesting and fast-paced, but I don't think the Client
Support side aligns as closely with my skills, experience, and interests
4. What are you looking for in an internship? - ANSWER -Learning experience:
tech company, learn what I like and don't like in a job
-Small teams, lots of responsibility, interacting with other engineers
-Interesting work: learning technical skills and using them for cool applications
5. Why did you choose Bowdoin? - ANSWER -Small school (community,
leadership, small class sizes and relationships with professors)
-Campus (not city → leads to better community)
-Academics (obviously)
-Focus on common good
-Friendly campus (lots of nice people)
6. Tell me about a time you had multiple competing priorities. How did you
handle this? - ANSWER -In Spain: I wanted to improve my Spanish but I also
wanted to make friends and build meaningful relationships, which wasn't really
possible with my level of Spanish
Questions With Verified Multiple Choice and
Conceptual Actual 100%
Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update!!
1. Why Palantir? - ANSWER -mission of common good (reference Brainpower
and Beamlab and Bowdoin)
-applying Data and AI to non-technical fields (finding otherwise-hidden trends and
relate to independent projects)
Example: Palantir can connect hospital data, credit card data, shipping data, and
more into one platform to determine where and why outbreaks of diseases begin
-Flat hierarchy for developers (can bring ideas to the table and be involved in the
entire development process as an intern)
-Top-of-the-line software, best SWEs to learn from
-F1 Ferrari relationship (involved in lots of unique industries)
2. What is something challenging that you have worked on (technical or non
technical) and what was the impact or outcome of it? What did you learn from
this experience? - ANSWER -Hackathon project
-Overwhelming scope of data
-Messy data
-We used economic theory and I made predictive models
, -Cabo Verde and Nicaragua
3. Dev vs. Delta? - ANSWER -Prefer Dev because I want to work with a team of
engineers to build a project and see the result of my work when the code is
shipped
-Delta job sounds very interesting and fast-paced, but I don't think the Client
Support side aligns as closely with my skills, experience, and interests
4. What are you looking for in an internship? - ANSWER -Learning experience:
tech company, learn what I like and don't like in a job
-Small teams, lots of responsibility, interacting with other engineers
-Interesting work: learning technical skills and using them for cool applications
5. Why did you choose Bowdoin? - ANSWER -Small school (community,
leadership, small class sizes and relationships with professors)
-Campus (not city → leads to better community)
-Academics (obviously)
-Focus on common good
-Friendly campus (lots of nice people)
6. Tell me about a time you had multiple competing priorities. How did you
handle this? - ANSWER -In Spain: I wanted to improve my Spanish but I also
wanted to make friends and build meaningful relationships, which wasn't really
possible with my level of Spanish
