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, develops, and tests electronics for airborne EO/IR imaging systems, including sensor electronics, aircraft interfaces, and power management, at Anduril Imaging. The role covers PCB layout, lab/ground/flight testing, troubleshooting, and cross-functional integration, with optional use of MATLAB, Python, or C++.
Designs and integrates electrical and edge-compute systems for unmanned aerial vehicles at Anduril, working cross-functionally to define architecture, prototype hardware/software, and test communications components onsite in Costa Mesa. Requires U.S. security clearance eligibility and up to 25% travel.
Owns EMC test readiness end-to-end for avionics/electrical systems, building test systems, harnesses, and fixtures across development phases while collaborating with avionics, system, and software engineers. Uses NX CAD, Altium/OrCAD/KiCad, CAN/Ethernet/MIL-STD-1553 buses, and EMC gear such as spectrum analyzers and LISNs.
A Camera Test Engineer at Anduril owns production test flow for infrared/electro-optical systems, troubleshooting hardware issues, building test automation and data analytics, and performing root-cause analysis. The role uses MATLAB, Python, and test equipment to validate electrical, opto-mechanical, and software/firmware integration in manufacturing.
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.
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.
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.
Environmental Test Engineer at Anduril Industries who runs environmental and reliability test campaigns (DVT, qualification) on advanced optical payloads, operating thermal chambers, shakers, and data acquisition systems while building test equipment and automating test data. Based in Waltham, MA; requires U.S. Secret security clearance eligibility.
Field Network Technician supporting autonomy-enabled UAVs for Anduril Industries, bridging product engineering and deployed operations. Day-to-day work includes forward-deployed operations, test events, and customer demos, with hands-on IP networking, radios (MANET/SATCOM), and terminal/server tasks.
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.
Lead FPGA architecture, design, and verification for airborne radar systems, translating signal processing algorithms into RTL (SystemVerilog/VHDL) on Altera platforms while establishing design processes and mentoring engineers.
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