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…
Electrical Test Engineer designing and building test systems and PCBA platforms for defense products, owning full-cycle PCB design using Altium, working with FPGA/MCU interfaces, and integrating test automation for manufacturing.
Electrical Test Engineer at Anduril Industries conducts integration and developmental testing of radar electrical subsystems, creates test procedures, designs test automation, and collaborates with cross-functional engineers to mature radar prototypes into products. Core tools include oscilloscopes, Python, CAD tools, and RF/high-speed digital test equipment.
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.
Electrical Test Engineer at Anduril Industries developing test systems for avionics and embedded systems on Group 5 air vehicles and missiles, using Python, PXI, and electrical bus interfaces to support lab, ground, and flight testing.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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