Echo

Echo – Deployment Strategist

On-Site: Huntsville, Alabama

Reports to: Head of Delivery

Direct reports: 1–6 Deltas/FDEs per hub

Travel: 0-10% travel expected

At PVM, we serve those who serve, as a Palantir ally for mission impact. We are a veteran-founded, Palantir Vanguard partner and the only small business providing services in that tier. Which means helping our government partners tackle real problems in National Security, Readiness, and Space, not building shelfware.

Help Us Build PVM's Hub

This role is an opportunity to take a front seat in PVM’s new hub – you’ll have front-row proximity to mission, direct mentorship from Palantir experts, and a clear growth path as you get in early while we are building the hub from the ground up. You’ll be working in small, senior teams with real autonomy and be able to truly own your work without the bureaucracy you may find at large companies.

About the Role

You are the CEO of your Portfolio/Hub. You own the mission outcome, the revenue, the product vision, and the team that delivers it end to end.

At PVM an Echo doesn’t just “manage” a deployment. You own your customer’s mission and the overall success of the programs in your portfolio. You own the product vision for your customer, craft the MVP thesis that actually moves the needle, set clear team priorities, ship production-grade solutions at speed, and drive user adoption until the platform is the heartbeat of the mission. Echoes are both facilitators and value amplifiers, combining deep platform expertise with exceptional interpersonal skills, as well as leadership, to deliver real impact for customers. Echoes demonstrate boldness, challenge assumptions, and prioritize customer obsession and measurable outcomes.

Other Cool Names You Might Wear

Mission Owner

Product Lead/Manager

What “Own It” Looks Like Here

• Own 100% of mission success and revenue growth for your portfolio measured as % of the Palantir boutique market.
• Own the product vision for your customer; you decide what the platform needs to become to solve their hardest problems.
• Craft the MVP Thesis; the single-page north-star document that aligns stakeholders, justifies investment, and scopes what we build first.
• Set team priorities weekly; you run the stand-up, own the backlog, and protect the team from scope creep and distraction.
• Drive user adoption until power users are building their own apps and the customer can’t imagine life without Foundry.