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What is the archetype Palantir looks for in forward deployed engineers? a16z's Erin Price-Wright asked Palantir Chief Architect Akshay Krishnaswamy: "One is some sort of interesting cross-functional persona. Someone was a physicist, but now wants to do this." "There’s a little bit of 'I need to prove to myself,... show more

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