Production Program Manager, Counter IntrusionPosted today$194K

Anduril Industries
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The opportunity

We are seeking a Production Program Manager to serve as a builder-operator within Counter Intrusion business line. You will work on projects that define the way we operate in a high-volume security intensive manufacturing environment.

What you'll do

  • Strategic Problem Solving: Act as an internal strike team leader to identify, analyze, and resolve the most complex operational, manufacturing, and business process issues that impede product maturity and scalability.

  • Budget & Cost Control: Monitor project budgets, track progress and ensure we are continually focused on identifying and solving issues to enable a successful transition to full scale production.

  • Stakeholder Communication: Provide regular updates to internal teams and leadership, ensuring transparency on project status, risks, and solutions.

  • Resource Management: Ensure appropriate allocation of materials, labor and equipment to meet production readiness goals.

  • Risk Management: Identify, assess, and mitigate potential risks and roadblocks that could impact project timelines or operational readiness.

  • Cross Functional Collaboration: Coordinate between engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, program management, growth, quality and leadership teams to align pre-production efforts with business objectives leading up to program transition to full scale production.

What they're looking for

  • Experience launching new products with condensed timelines.
  • You’re technical—you are data-driven, understand systems, and know how to: communicate with engineering and product teams.
  • You’re a builder—you’d rather design and implement a better solution than patch around a broken one.
  • You’re a team player—you approach both people and problems with a a sense of: humility while clearly understanding your impact.
  • You’re self-driven and proactive—your bias is for action rather than delay.
  • You’re comfortable in ambiguity—you get energy from untangling complex, messy problems.
  • You’re clear—you communicate effectively, including in both technical and non-technical contexts.