Anduril Industries careers
Defense technology company building autonomous military systems, including the Lattice command and control software platform and a family of autonomous air and ground systems.
Open roles at Anduril Industries
- Supplier Quality Engineer - Sentry
- Staff Robotics Software Engineer, CUAS, Omen
- Staff Electrical Integration Engineer, Air Dominance and Strike
- Staff Electrical Harness Design Engineer, Air Dominance and Strike
- Site Reliability Engineer, Strategic Defense
- Senior Vehicle Energy Distribution and Management Engineer
- Senior Supplier Quality Engineer - Sentry
- Senior Product Operations Engineer, Space
- Senior Mission Operations Engineer, Connected Warfare
- Senior Manufacturing Applications Engineer, Model Based Manufacturing
Hiring activity
- New roles, 30 days
- 409
- New roles, 90 days
- 1,307
- Closed, 90 days
- 961
Pay
$129K to $222K typical (p25-p75), $146K to $194K median
$70.7K to $149K typical (p25-p75), $86K to $114K median
$126K to $219K typical (p25-p75), $132K to $177.5K median
$146K to $253K typical (p25-p75), $166K to $220K median
About
Anduril Industries builds autonomous defense systems and the software that connects them. The company was incorporated in April 2017 and is headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, with additional offices in Boston, Atlanta, Seattle, Washington D.C., London, and Sydney. It was founded by Palmer Luckey, Trae Stephens, Matt Grimm, Joe Chen, and Brian Schimpf, who serves as CEO.
Its core product is Lattice, a software platform that uses artificial intelligence to fuse sensor data for command and control. Hardware platforms include Ghost, an unmanned aerial vehicle with a quiet acoustic signature and modular payload bays; Sentry Tower, a solar powered surveillance system with radar and thermal imaging; Altius, tube launched unmanned aerial vehicles deployable from aircraft and ground platforms; Barracuda, a family of cruise missiles; and Anvil, quadcopter drones designed to intercept other unmanned aircraft.
A good deal of the engineering surface is public. The company publishes Lattice SDKs for Python, Java, C++, Go, and JavaScript, alongside sample applications built on the Tasks and Entities APIs.
