Field Test Engineer on Anduril's Maritime (Dive-XL) team who prepares, executes, and supports field tests of Autonomous Undersea Vehicles (AUVs) — including equipment kitting, inspections, launch/recovery, maintenance, troubleshooting, and test reporting — based in Costa Mesa, CA with up to ~40-50% travel.
Field Test Engineer at Anduril Industries plans and executes at-sea test events for autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and subsea systems, handling launch/recovery, troubleshooting, and test reporting. The role uses Linux, command-line tools, and Anduril's maritime robotics stack, including the Lattice OS AI platform.
Works as a Field Test Engineer on Anduril's subsea robotics team, handling hands-on operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and at-sea testing of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) in Quonset, RI, using Linux, test equipment, and AUV systems.
Field Test Engineer on Anduril's Quincy maritime team, planning and running at-sea tests of autonomous underwater vehicles and subsea systems—handling launch/recovery, hands-on troubleshooting, test plans, and operational reports—using Linux and command-line tools, with roughly 50% travel.
Field Test Engineer for subsea robotics at defense tech company Anduril Industries. Day-to-day involves hands-on AUV troubleshooting, repair, operation, and maintenance at sea; leading local operations including pre-mission testing, launch/recovery, vehicle tasking, and data analysis; writing and executing test plans; coordinating with vendors; authoring operational reports; supporting software UI
Develops low-level embedded firmware in C for microcontrollers across multiple defense product platforms, writes and executes test procedures to verify firmware behavior, and supports board bring-up and hardware-firmware integration with cross-functional teams.
Builds low-level firmware for Anduril's Connected Warfare systems (e.g., Menace-I), owning board bring-up, device drivers, and hardware-software integration using C, microcontrollers, RTOS/bare-metal environments, and bus protocols such as SPI, I2C, and CAN.
Develops low-level firmware and device drivers for embedded systems used in defense products, collaborating with electrical engineering on microcontroller bring-up, debugging, and bus protocols in Costa Mesa, CA.
Develops firmware and test automation platforms for Anduril's defense products, working with embedded Linux, RTOS, and microcontrollers over buses like I2C, SPI, CAN, and USB to verify hardware form, fit, and function on the manufacturing line.
Firmware Engineer developing low-level embedded software and device drivers for microcontrollers on on-orbit spacecraft, using bare-metal/RTOS environments and bus protocols to support U.S. defense and intelligence space missions.
Develops embedded flight software for small drones (Group 1-3) using C++/Rust on embedded Linux/RTOS, including device drivers, control laws, SITL/HITL testing, and integration with sensors and guidance algorithms.
Develops microcontroller embedded software and device drivers for Anduril's airborne and subsea vehicles using an RTOS, including flight control systems, sensor integration, and SITL/HITL test fixtures. Core technologies: C/C++, embedded tools, and avionics protocols such as CAN, ARINC, and MIL-STD-1553.
Develops embedded flight software for tactical missile systems using C/C++ and an RTOS, writing device drivers, control systems, and SITL/HITL test fixtures for autonomous aircraft. Core technologies include embedded C, microcontrollers, RTOS, and avionics protocols such as CAN and ARINC.
Flight Test Engineer for Altius UAS platform at defense tech company Anduril; plans and executes flight tests, evaluates software/hardware integration, manages test assets, and collaborates with engineering teams. Requires FAA Part 107/61 certifications, security clearance eligibility, and knowledge of UAS regulations.
Flight Test Engineer at Anduril Industries plans, executes, and reports on developmental and operational flight test & evaluation for Group 3 unmanned aerial systems (UAS) like Ghost and Altius, working with Lattice OS autonomy platform. Requires >75% travel to remote test sites, FAA Part 107 certificate, and eligibility for US Top Secret clearance.
Plans, executes, and reports on developmental and operational flight test and evaluation for Group 3 UAS, deploying to remote U.S. and overseas test sites. Develops test and safety plans for Anduril's autonomous systems (Lattice ecosystem) and coordinates with engineering and T&E leadership.
Plans and executes developmental test of missile and weapon systems, conducting ground/flight tests at ranges, analyzing data, and creating test plans/reports using MIL-STD standards; requires Top Secret clearance.
Performs developmental testing of tactical imaging systems, including ground testing and integration into airborne systems, working with cross-functional teams to define test requirements, analyze data, and ensure safe operations. Core technologies include tactical imaging systems, MATLAB, and Python.
Plans, executes, and reports on flight test and evaluation for Group 3 UAS, developing test and safety plans while deploying to remote test sites. Works with UAS integration, fixed-wing and rotary-wing aerodynamics, flight control systems, and Anduril's Lattice OS autonomy ecosystem.
Flight Test Engineer for mission autonomy systems at defense tech company Anduril. Designs and executes test plans for autonomous UAS (e.g., Fury Group 5), analyzes test data, runs simulations, and coordinates with test ranges to validate autonomy algorithms. Core tech: Python, C++, ROS, simulation, sensor fusion, AI-powered Lattice OS.
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