Multi-Domain Mission Capabilities Lead, Multinational Digital InfrastructurePosted today$253K

Anduril Industries
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Costa Mesa, California, United StatesManufacturing

The opportunity

The Multinational Digital Infrastructure (MDI) team builds and sustains the classified networks, sovereign cloud environments, and data transport architectures that connect Anduril's Maritime platforms across the US, UK, and Australia. We own the connective tissue between…

What you'll do

  • Deployable Digital Infrastructure Architecture Define the full-stack: reference architecture for deployable Maritime mission infrastructure network, edge compute, data services, and classification boundaries packaged for expeditionary deployment to new theaters and new operations centers

  • Own the integration model across platforms: how systems discover each other, how data flows and gets processed between domains, how transport priorities map to C2 authority, and how the entire stack degrades gracefully when links are lost or nodes are destroyed

  • Design for expeditionary reality: the architecture must deploy in hours, operate in denied/degraded environments, reconstitute after node loss, and scale from a 2-vehicle demonstration to a 50+ vehicle operational fleet network through compute through services

  • Define the network and data transport layer that makes multi-domain: coordination possible acoustic, RF, SATCOM, tactical datalinks, and terrestrial backhaul unified under a software-defined transport architecture

  • Architect the edge compute and data services layer: what workloads run forward, what data gets processed at the edge vs. transported to cloud, how mission services remain available without persistent backhaul

  • Mission Integration & Field Validation Deploy the full expeditionary: infrastructure stack to the field: network, compute, services, and data pipelines own the end-to-end digital infrastructure for operational exercises, fleet demonstrations, and customer integration events

What they're looking for

  • Experience with undersea communications (acoustic modems, UUV comms, delay-tolerant networking)
  • Background in maritime tactical networks (ADNS, CANES, Link-16/22, CEC, or allied equivalents)
  • Experience with mesh networking: dynamic topology, priority-based routing, store-and-forward, reconstitution after node loss
  • Knowledge of AUKUS or Five Eyes classified network frameworks
  • Background in cloud-native networking (service mesh, CNI, overlay networks): applied to edge/tactical environments
  • Prior work supporting at-sea testing, fleet exercises, or large-scale autonomy demonstrations
  • Experience with Lattice, ROS/ROS2, or similar distributed autonomy middleware from a networking perspective
  • Familiarity with IaC tooling, CI/CD pipelines, and DevSecOps practices applied to network infrastructure