Mission Support Engineer, EWActive$194K
The opportunity
Anduril's Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) Business Line builds next-generation electronic warfare platforms that integrate with the broader Anduril Lattice ecosystem. The Mission Support team is responsible for ensuring these systems are operationally ready, successfully deployed, and continuously-supported.
What you'll do
Own the operational performance of deployed EW systems across multiple: theaters, serving as the primary technical interface between field operations and engineering
Investigate and resolve system anomalies end-to-end: from initial detection through root cause isolation, corrective action, and post-incident documentation
Contribute to the validation and fielding of new EW software builds,: including pre-deployment verification and operational acceptance testing
Leverage Linux diagnostics, log analysis, and command-line tooling to drive: resolution and deploy cutting edge software solutions
Partner with engineering and product teams to continuously enhance fleet-wide: monitoring, alerting, and health telemetry for EW assets
Aggregate and interpret field performance data to identify failure patterns,: inform preventive maintenance strategies, and guide engineering investment decisions
What they're looking for
- BS in STEM discipline, preferably in computer science, software engineering,: electrical engineering, information technology, or similar
- Industry networking certifications, such as CompTIA Sec+/Net+, CCNA, Linux+, or similar
- Experience supporting or operating EW systems, software defined radios, or RF: sensors as a DoD/DoW employee, contractor, or end-user
- Familiarity with RF and EW applications, power, antenna concepts, and spectrum analysis
- Experience building, deploying, or testing autonomous systems or software in: real-world operational environments
- Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and release management processes
- Experience with containerized deployments (Kubernetes, Docker, etc.)
- Experience with observability tooling such as DataDog, Grafana, and Victor: Ops; exposure to software development tooling such as Git and Jira