Product Manager, ERPActive$194K

The opportunity

The Corporate Technical team is responsible for building and optimizing the many systems and internal technologies that enable Anduril to accomplish its mission. Anduril’s supply chain, accounting, sales & growth, field maintenance, manufacturing, and many more teams rely on the technology built and maintained by us.

What you'll do

  • You'll inherit ambiguity, systems that do and don't yet talk to each other,: and a business growing faster than its tooling

  • Your mandate is to close that gap with scalable ERP workflows, clean cost and: revenue data, and automation that replaces spreadsheets and manual reconciliation

  • You'll work shoulder-to-shoulder with controllers, FP&A, supply chain, and: data engineering—translating messy real-world requirements into systems that are auditable, performant, and built to last through the next order of magnitude of growth

  • Own the design and continuous improvement of core finance systems—ERP (e.g.,: Oracle Fusion, NetSuite, SAP), cost accounting, and the data pipelines feeding FP&A and reporting

  • Partner with Finance and Operations stakeholders to gather requirements, then: translate them into configured, tested, well-documented solutions rather than one-off workarounds

  • Lead cross-functional projects end to end: entity setups, cost and receipt accounting flows, work-order and inventory costing, order-to-cash and procure-to-pay improvements

What they're looking for

  • Build the connective tissue between transactional systems and: analytics—defining the data models, controls, and reconciliations that make month-end fast and the numbers defensible
  • Drive automation and self-service, cutting manual close tasks and giving: finance partners direct access to reliable data
  • Establish standards for change management, testing, and documentation so the: platform stays clean as the team scales
  • Act as the bridge between Finance and Engineering/Data teams, ensuring: technical decisions reflect real accounting and operational needs