Mission Operations Engineer, Connected WarfareActive$52K–$104K

Anduril Industries
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The opportunity

The Connected Warfare division builds systems to support and execute global command and control missions. We create joint, time sensitive, multi domain, ubiquitous, connected mesh ecosystems.

What you'll do

  • Serve in a customer-facing Account Manager capacity, working directly with: the United States Army to develop and deploy Anduril integrated hardware-software C2 products to meet customer and operational needs

  • Own the delivery of contract deliverables to include developing, and: implementing, measures of performance and effectiveness, writing technical reports, and creating user development roadmaps

  • Design & implement user feedback loops to gather, triage, and prioritize: requirements, feedback, issues, and challenges found through the employment of Anduril C2 products during training, exercises, and normal use within unit schedules

  • Serve as a conduit between program and engineering teams to drive the: development of product features and configurations that enhance or greatly improve efficiency of user workflows and employment of Anduril C2 products

  • Support engagement with other service components, Task Forces, Geographic: Combatant Commands, and other Government organizations as required to integrate Anduril products laterally across United States Armed Forces customers for increased adoption

  • Develop and contribute to a streamlined user feedback and engagement system,: which include issue tracking, training sessions, qualification tracking, and focused preparation for large scale exercises and events

What they're looking for

  • Experience in program management, product deployment, or field engineering roles
  • Exceptional interpersonal and stakeholder management skills with senior military leaders and officials
  • Understanding of U.S. and allied military operations, doctrines, and multi-domain environments
  • Experience translating and decomposing highly technical concepts into: operational requirements and performance specifications