Legal Counsel, InvestigationsPosted today$356K

Anduril Industries
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The opportunity

Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U. S.

What you'll do

  • Lead and conduct internal investigations and ethics assessments across the: full spectrum of corporate legal matters—including white-collar and financial misconduct, procurement and government contracting integrity, anti-corruption/FCPA, trade and export controls, employment and workplace conduct, intellectual property and trade secrets, privacy, cybersecurity, and data protection.

  • Manage the full investigative lifecycle: intake and triage, evidence preservation and collection, witness interviews, fact-finding, root-cause analysis, findings, and remediation.

  • Assess legal exposure and advise business leaders and management on risk,: mitigation strategy, and the need for voluntary disclosure to government authorities and regulators.

  • Design, implement, and continuously improve Anduril's compliance programs,: policies, and internal controls in partnership with business organizations and the broader Legal team.

  • Develop and maintain policies, procedures, playbooks, and templates aligned: with Anduril's contractual and regulatory obligations.

  • Direct and coordinate cross-functional investigation and audit: teams—including business, HR, finance, security, and outside counsel—while controlling cost and minimizing disruption to operations.

What they're looking for

  • A combination of law firm, government and in-house experience, or: particularly in-house experience as a primary investigations lead, audit officer, or compliance owner or leader at a defense contractor.
  • Strong experience with government audits, assessments, and investigations: (e.g., DCMA/DCAA reviews, DIBCAC assessments, inspector general investigations, DOJ, SEC inquiries, DDTC or BIS).
  • Experience engaging with enforcement authorities and regulators (e.g., DOJ,: SEC, DoD, state attorneys general).
  • Experience across multiple compliance domains—anti-corruption, export: controls, government contracts, ethics, employment, or data protection.
  • Relevant certifications (e.g., CFE, CIPP, CCEP) or a willingness to obtain them.
  • Pre-law-school technical background or experience working alongside engineers and technical practitioners.
  • Strong interest in defense technology and autonomous systems.