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Develops motor control and actuator firmware for Anduril's autonomous land, air, and sea vehicles using MATLAB/Simulink and C, integrating autocode with microcontroller RTOS and supporting board bring-up and deployments.
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…
Firmware Engineer developing low-level firmware and device drivers for microcontrollers in Anduril's defense products, collaborating with electrical engineering on hardware-software integration, board bring-up, and debugging.
Entry-level flight software engineer assisting in the design, development, integration, and testing of flight software algorithms, GNC systems, and simulation models for autonomous UAS and missile technologies, working with embedded hardware and data analysis tools like Python and MATLAB.
12-week summer 2027 firmware engineering internship at defense tech company Anduril Industries. Develop low-level C firmware for microcontrollers, create device drivers, integrate system features, and debug across hardware/firmware/software boundaries using RTOS, bus protocols (SPI, I2C, CAN, etc.), and tools like JTAG/oscilloscopes. In-person in Costa Mesa, CA; U.S. person required.
Flight Software Engineer Intern supporting Anduril’s autonomous systems by assisting with flight software algorithms, GNC systems, or simulation models, and participating in lab, ground, or flight testing and data analysis. Core technologies include UAS and missile systems, Python, MATLAB, ArduPilot, PX4, and hardware-in-the-loop simulation.
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 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.
Builds low-level firmware for Anduril's Connected Warfare systems (e.g., Menace-I), owning board bring-up, device drivers, and hardware-software integration using C, microcontrollers, RTOS/bare-metal environments, and bus protocols such as SPI, I2C, and CAN.
Develops low-level firmware and device drivers for embedded systems used in defense products, collaborating with electrical engineering on microcontroller bring-up, debugging, and bus protocols in Costa Mesa, CA.
Develops firmware and test automation platforms for Anduril's defense products, working with embedded Linux, RTOS, and microcontrollers over buses like I2C, SPI, CAN, and USB to verify hardware form, fit, and function on the manufacturing line.
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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