Creates and maintains user-facing technical documentation for Anduril's defense hardware and software systems, partnering with engineers and subject matter experts to produce manuals, guides, and release notes, often to MIL-STD-40051D/S1000D standards for IETM/IETD delivery. On-site in Costa Mesa, CA.
Creates and maintains user-facing technical documentation (manuals, guides, release notes) for complex defense hardware and software systems, partnering with engineers and subject matter experts; familiarity with MIL-STD-40051/S1000D and IETM/IETD delivery is desired.
Partners with Anduril's Test & Evaluation group to create and maintain technical documentation—procedures, manuals, user guides, release notes, and API docs—for defense hardware and software systems, working with engineers and subject matter experts while helping build documentation tooling and processes.
Designs and delivers electrical test automation systems for Anduril’s aerial and ground products, leading end-of-line test plans and building hardware/software testers. Works cross-functionally with firmware, hardware, and software teams using scripting (Python, C/C++, C#) and buses such as USB, Ethernet, and CAN.
Develops test automation software for Anduril's manufacturing test organization, building Windows/Linux desktop applications and Python scripts to test hardware products, integrate cloud data/deployment, and improve test throughput and analytics. Core technologies include Python, C#/WPF, Git, AWS/Azure, and device communication protocols.
Supports integration and testing of maritime surface platforms and subsystems (sensors, navigation, propulsion, communications, autonomy) for Anduril Industries. Leads test plans, executes sea and land test operations, analyzes data, and troubleshoots hardware/software using Linux and debugging tools.
Owns the hardware test lifecycle for maritime defense systems: writing test plans, building test rigs, running hands-on hardware-in-the-loop and pressure testing on the shop floor and at sea, and analyzing instrumentation data—optionally using Python/MATLAB/LabVIEW and CAD tools.
The Tracking Software Engineer develops 2D and 3D tracking algorithms for space situational awareness, processing sensor detections into actionable tracks using state estimation (Kalman filtering) and data association (JPDA, MHT) in MATLAB, Python, and C++, then transitions prototypes to production C/C++ for operational space and missile defense systems.
Owns energy storage system design for a maritime autonomous vehicle, including cell chemistry selection, module and pack design, thermal management, and pressure-rated enclosures, while interfacing with cross-functional teams at Anduril's Maritime Division in Santa Ana.
Senior Technical Writer at Anduril Industries who creates user-focused technical documentation (manuals, guides, release notes) for defense products, collaborating with Engineering and Operations; authors XML-based Data Modules per MIL-STD-40051-E using Raytheon Eagle/Siemens Rapid Author for DOD customers.
The Warfighting Systems Analyst runs modeling, simulation, and wargaming for Anduril's defense products, using Lattice MissionSim and Python/YAML to build scenarios, analyze autonomous system performance, and connect technical design choices to mission outcomes. The role starts in London and relocates to Abu Dhabi.
Designs and deploys machine learning models and algorithms for missile defense systems, including track fusion, threat assignment, and sensor fusion, using Python/C++ and ML frameworks like PyTorch or TensorFlow on Anduril's Space Ground Systems Engineering team.
Leads a software engineering team building flight, ground, and station software for spacecraft, working across embedded C, host applications, FPGA interfaces, computer vision, and command-and-control integration in Chantilly, VA.
Designs and develops missile defense algorithms and sensor fusion pipelines using Python or C++. Works on track fusion, threat assignment, and fire control systems for Anduril's defense team in Huntsville or Colorado Springs, requiring an active U.S. Secret clearance.
Senior Manufacturing Development Project Manager at Anduril who rolls out the MDP manufacturing framework across product lines, liaising with Manufacturing Engineering and cross-functional teams to track production readiness, surface risks via dashboards, and build executive business cases. Blends project management with hardware development and product-lifecycle expertise.
Leads Anduril's Quality Management System (QMS): implements QMS software across manufacturing sites, runs internal and external audits, drives continuous improvement, and partners with engineering and manufacturing teams using QMS standards (ISO 9001, AS9100) and ERP/PLM/BI tools.
The HPC Systems Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains large-scale HPC and GPU infrastructure for Anduril's defense programs, working with NVIDIA H100/H200/B200 systems, Slurm schedulers, petabyte storage, InfiniBand, and AI/ML software stacks to support global national-security missions.
The engineer owns CI/CD and integration test infrastructure for Anduril's command and control software, maintains Grafana/Prometheus observability and data pipelines, and helps migrate the team to Terraform, RKE2, and ArgoCD tooling.
Implements and deploys real-time image processing software for Anduril's infrared imaging systems, working with Linux/NixOS embedded systems and C++/CUDA processing pipelines on a defense technology team.
The Data Analyst, Quality serves as Anduril's site analytics lead in Atlanta, owning production dashboards and pipelines built on Palantir Foundry and Databricks. Day to day, they build SQL and Python analytics for manufacturing quality, troubleshoot data issues, drive adoption on the shop floor, and feed insights back to HQ; U.S. security clearance eligibility is required due to ITAR.
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