Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U.S. and allied military capabilities with advanced technology. By bringing the expertise, technology, and business model of the 21st…
Designs flight-critical enclosures, chassis, and mechanical packaging for avionics and electro-optical payloads on aircraft and missiles; creates 3D CAD models and drawings, runs FEA, and ensures designs meet MIL-STD/DO-160 aerospace standards.
Designs mechanical assemblies and test fixtures for PCBA and product-level test systems using CAD tools, integrates designs into PLM systems, and develops electromechanical test systems with thermal solutions. Core technologies include MCAD (NX, SolidWorks, CATIA), PLM (Teamcenter), GD&T, and electronics test equipment.
Designs and lays out electronics for space-bound imaging payloads, owning architecture from concept through flight. Works on power, sensor, and interface PCBs for EO/IR sensor systems, handling bring-up, qualification, and space-environment testing (radiation, thermal, vacuum, vibration).
Owns the electrical architecture for space-bound imaging payloads, driving design from concept through flight. Hands-on with analog, mixed-signal, FPGA, and power electronics for EO/IR sensors, qualifying hardware for the space environment via TVAC, vibration, and EMI/EMC testing.
Develops low-level embedded firmware in C for microcontrollers across defense product platforms, writes and executes test procedures to verify firmware behavior, and supports board bring-up and hardware-firmware integration alongside cross-functional teams.
Writes C firmware and device drivers for microcontrollers on defense hardware, debugs hardware-software boundary issues, and supports board bring-up with electrical engineers for deployed military systems.
Develops embedded software for a next-generation electronic warfare platform, building hardware abstractions with FPGA/DSP/firmware engineers, deploying DSP and RFML models, and writing high-performance numerical algorithms that integrate with Anduril's Lattice system-of-systems. Core technologies: Haskell/functional programming, FPGA/GPU, Linux kernel modules, Nix/NixOS.
Embedded Linux Software Engineer on Anduril's DeviceOS team, owning the boot path and hardware-enablement platform for autonomous robotic systems. Day-to-day work covers U-Boot/EDK2 firmware, device trees, kernel drivers, encrypted storage, NixOS, and vendor BSPs (NVIDIA Jetson/Tegra, NXP) using C, Rust/C++, and Python/Bash for HIL testing.
Builds and deploys NixOS-based infrastructure for Anduril's Electromagnetic Warfare team: bringing up NixOS on custom hardware, creating image/build pipelines, and shaping CI/CD to deliver defense capabilities. Works with electrical, FPGA, and functional programming teams; Nix and typed functional language experience preferred.
Develops tamper-resistant embedded software/firmware for defense systems, implementing anti-tamper boot/runtime features, cryptographic mechanisms, and secure hardware integration on SoCs/FPGAs using C/C++/Rust.
Embedded Software Engineer developing test automation software for defense hardware (land, sea, air) using Python, C#/WPF, and cloud services; requires U.S. Secret clearance eligibility.
EMI/EMC Test Engineer for Air Dominance & Strike systems, leading electromagnetic compatibility testing and analysis on complex defense electronics per MIL-STD-461G/DO-160, using spectrum analyzers, anechoic chambers, and simulation tools (ANSYS, CST) to mitigate interference, validate designs, and ensure compliance for military avionics.
EMI/EMC Test Engineer at Anduril Industries, a defense tech company. Designs and executes compliance test plans (MIL-STD-461/704/1275), builds integration test benches, analyzes failures, and develops mitigations for electromagnetic resilience across air, land, sea, and space systems. Uses Python/MATLAB, LabVIEW, and test equipment like spectrum analyzers.
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