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Develops motor control and actuator firmware for Anduril's autonomous land, air, and sea vehicles using MATLAB/Simulink and C, integrating autocode with microcontroller RTOS and supporting board bring-up and deployments.
Senior Embedded Engineer on Anduril's Imaging team leads FPGA architecture and RTL design (VHDL/Verilog) for new defense imaging product lines, handling hardware/software integration, prototype bring-up, and lab validation using Xilinx Vivado and Intel Quartus.
Develops embedded software for a next-generation electronic warfare platform, building hardware abstractions, deploying DSP/RFML models, and writing high-reliability numerical algorithms that integrate with Anduril's Lattice defense system, working alongside FPGA, DSP, and firmware engineers.
Anduril's DeviceOS team owns the embedded Linux platform that runs on its autonomous robots and sensors. The engineer manages the full boot chain (U-Boot/EDK2, kernels, device trees, encrypted rootfs), customizes vendor BSPs for Jetson/Tegra and NXP hardware, writes platform drivers, and validates builds with hardware-in-the-loop testing, primarily using C and Rust/C++.
The engineer will join Anduril's Electromagnetic Warfare team to bring up NixOS on custom hardware, build deployment infrastructure, and shape CI/CD roadmaps for defense technology. Core technologies include NixOS, embedded Linux, and build/deployment systems.
Designs and develops embedded software for next-generation radar seeker systems, working full-stack from application code on ARM-based processor cores down to device drivers and low-level hardware control. Uses embedded Linux, modern C++ and/or Rust, and hands-on test equipment to integrate, test, and field defense products on-site.
Develops and maintains production embedded software for electronic warfare platforms, owning Built In Test strategy, fault detection/isolation, and test automation for board-level and RF test stations. Collaborates with manufacturing and test automation engineers on production builds and new product introduction, using typed functional languages (Rust/Haskell) and Linux build infrastructure.
Senior Firmware Engineer developing low-level bare-metal/RTOS firmware and device drivers for microcontrollers in defense products, working closely with electrical engineering on register-level hardware access, debugging, and bus protocols.
Owns end-to-end embedded firmware for Anduril's Connected Warfare systems—board bring-up, drivers, real-time control loops, and field deployment—working closely with electrical engineering. Core stack: C, bare-metal/RTOS, and bus protocols such as SPI, I2C, CAN, UART, Ethernet, and USB.
Senior Firmware Engineer developing low-level firmware and device drivers for embedded systems across Anduril's defense products, working with electrical engineering on microcontroller selection, board bring-up, and debugging in C using bare-metal/RTOS environments.
Develops low-level embedded firmware in C for microcontrollers across multiple defense product platforms, writes and executes verification tests, debugs hardware-firmware issues, and supports board bring-up at Anduril Industries.
As a Senior Firmware Engineer on Anduril's Manufacturing Test team, you'll build low-level firmware that verifies defense products at the hardware level. Day to day, you'll write C for embedded Linux, RTOS, and bare-metal microcontrollers, interface over buses such as I2C, SPI, CAN, UART, and USB, and debug analog/digital data acquisition for production test lines.
Senior Firmware Engineer on Anduril's Manufacturing Test team who builds low-level firmware and test-automation platforms (I2C, SPI, CAN, UART, USB) to verify embedded Linux, RTOS, and microcontroller products before shipment, using C, SSH/gRPC, and debug tools across hardware and software boundaries.
Develops motor control and actuator firmware for Anduril's autonomous vehicles (land, air, sea) using embedded C, RTOS, and classical control theory; works on microcontroller software, device drivers, safety-critical systems, and board bring-up.
Senior Firmware Engineer developing low-level firmware and RTOS-based embedded software for microcontrollers and defense systems at Anduril Industries, based in Costa Mesa, CA.
Senior Firmware Engineer on Anduril's Space team, developing low-level firmware and device drivers for microcontrollers that run on on-orbit spacecraft and satellite constellations. Work is in C on bare-metal/RTOS embedded systems, debugging hardware/firmware boundaries to support DoD and IC space missions.
Develops embedded firmware and wireless radio solutions for autonomous defense vehicles, working with electrical and RF teams on board bring-up, device drivers, and networking protocols. Core technologies: C, RTOS (FreeRTOS/ThreadX), microcontrollers, and wireless protocols such as Wi-Fi, BLE, and Ethernet.
Develops microcontroller embedded software and device drivers for Anduril's aircraft and subsea vehicles using an RTOS and C, building flight control systems and SITL/HITL test fixtures while supporting manufacturing and operational deployments.
Develops embedded flight software for tactical missile and autonomous systems at Anduril Industries, writing C/C++ microcontroller code with an RTOS, building device drivers and sensor APIs, and creating SITL/HITL test fixtures for air dominance and strike programs.
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