Lead Anduril's new Electronic Warfare Mission Software Engineering team from the ground up in Costa Mesa, setting technical direction, hiring engineers, and doing hands-on full-stack work (embedded/RF through Lattice integration) while owning field deployment, sustainment, and customer success with up to 30% travel.
Leads systems engineering for Anduril's Group 5 Mission Autonomy programs, creating MBSE artifacts and requirements-based testing frameworks while collaborating with software teams. Core technologies include SysML, CI/CD, GitHub, and autonomy/perception systems.
Lead Warfighting Systems Analyst who leads Modeling, Simulation & Analysis and wargaming for Anduril's defense products, using Python/YAML and tools like MissionSim to connect system design to mission outcomes. Based initially in London with relocation to Abu Dhabi to stand up a new simulation center.
Designs and delivers training programs for quality professionals at Anduril, a defense technology company, creating onboarding, skills curricula, and learning pathways around Quality Management Systems and regulatory compliance.
Leads a team of 4–10 engineers delivering software for autonomous maritime systems, including autonomy, simulation, data processing, and command-and-control. Manages roadmaps, budgets, and delivery using technologies such as C, C++, Rust, Go, TypeScript, React, RTOS, and cloud/embedded systems.
Owns manufacturing test for Anduril's Connected Warfare products (Menace, TITAN): hands-on electrical troubleshooting, improving test automation and cycle time, writing test work instructions, root-cause analysis of hardware failures, and calibrating test equipment. Works with mechanical, electrical, and software engineers using Python, LabVIEW/MATLAB, PLM/MES/TES, and electronics test gear.
Manufacturing Test Engineer on Anduril's Drones team, testing Bolt, Anvil, and Ghost drones on the production line. You'll troubleshoot electrical issues, maintain and automate test systems and equipment, write test instructions, train technicians, and perform root-cause analysis. Core technologies: Linux, Ubuntu, NixOS, LabVIEW, PCBA test gear, and PLM/MES/TES systems.
Designs, builds, and sustains manufacturing test infrastructure for defense hardware (missiles), writing Python-based automation on Linux/Unix and working with embedded protocols, PLCs, CAD/EDA tools, and aerospace quality standards.
The Manufacturing Test Engineer develops and runs automated test procedures for Anduril's Autonomous Underwater Vehicles, working with engineers and technicians to validate components and full systems. Core tools include LabVIEW, Test Stand, Python, Matlab, and hardware protocols like USB, Ethernet, and CAN.
Develops and runs automated hardware test procedures for subsea robotics at Anduril Industries in Quonset, RI, working with engineers and technicians to validate electromechanical systems using Python, Matlab, shell scripting, and protocols like USB, Ethernet, and CAN.
Manages warehouse and material operations for Anduril's defense hardware, overseeing inventory accuracy, ERP/WMS systems, and a warehouse team while implementing SOPs, lean processes, and cost-reduction measures.
Owns end-to-end launch integration for spacecraft programs, serving as the primary technical interface to launch vehicle providers. Day-to-day work includes authoring interface control documents, verifying spacecraft compatibility with launch environments, planning launch-site operations, and supporting licensing and readiness reviews for defense space missions.
Mission Software Engineers at Anduril own customer-deployed software, write code to scale mission capabilities, and collaborate across teams on networking, autonomy, and systems integration using Go, Rust, Python, React, and Angular, with up to 25% travel.
Mission Software Engineers at Anduril's Electronic Warfare division own the full software lifecycle for defense EW platforms, writing mission-critical code, CI/CD and deployment tooling, and operator tools that integrate with the Lattice OS ecosystem. They work across embedded systems, backend services, and data pipelines using Haskell, Rust, C++, Go, or TypeScript on Linux.
Builds and deploys distributed mission software that connects autonomous vehicles to command and control, owning services from development through fielded use. Works with C++/Rust on Linux, Kubernetes, and GitHub, integrating with Lattice OS to coordinate multi-vehicle fleets and mission payloads.
Builds security into mission-critical software for autonomous defense vehicles, working at the intersection of software engineering and cybersecurity; designs secure systems and hardening/monitoring using C++ and Rust on Linux.
Mission Software Engineers own software deployed to customers, write code to scale mission capabilities, and collaborate across teams to build, test, monitor, and triage critical defense systems. Day-to-day work uses Go, Rust, Python, React, and Angular across networking, autonomy, and data processing, with up to 25% travel.
Diagnoses and fixes field-reported bugs on autonomous underwater and surface vehicles by replaying sensor data, analyzing logs and metrics, and shipping code changes in Rust, C++, Python, or Go through CI. Requires travel 25%+ and collaboration with owning teams to resolve root causes across subsystems.
Develops vehicle control, networking, sensor integration, and telemetry software for autonomous defense systems such as the Fury fighter jet and Barracuda, using languages like Java, Python, C++, Rust, Go, and JavaScript; requires an active U.S. Secret security clearance.
Develops vehicle control, networking, sensor integration, and telemetry software for autonomous defense systems using C++ and/or Rust on Linux, collaborating across engineering disciplines from simulation to live operations.
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