Senior Manager, Manufacturing Maintenance (Arsenal)Posted today$191K

Anduril Industries
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The opportunity

Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U. S.

What you'll do

  • Set the maintenance strategy and build the organization from scratch — define: the operating model, org structure, shift coverage, budget, and multi-year staffing plan for Arsenal-1 Building 1, and grow it as production ramps across two shifts.

  • Build and lead a multi-layer team — hire and develop maintenance managers and: supervisors beneath you, along with skilled-trades technicians (electrical/controls, mechanical/millwright, and facilities) and planners/schedulers spanning administrative, tactical, and strategic roles.

  • Stand up the preventive and predictive maintenance program — develop PM: schedules, job plans, and reliability strategies for a mixed environment of manual and automated assembly, machining and fabrication, and building/facility systems.

  • Own the spare parts and MRO strategy and budget — define critical spares for: the program plan of record, set stocking levels and reorder points, establish the storeroom, own the maintenance operating and capital budget, and build OEM and supplier relationships to protect uptime.

  • Deploy maintenance systems and data — implement and administer the CMMS for: work order management, asset tracking, PM compliance, and KPI reporting, configured to the enterprise standard.

  • Support new equipment and automation launches — partner with controls: engineering, automation, and facilities on equipment installation, commissioning, spare-parts provisioning, and maintainability from day one.

What they're looking for

  • Own tooling, calibration, and documentation — establish calibration: schedules, asset registers, equipment manuals, and maintenance records for the site.
  • Drive reliability and continuous improvement — track and improve uptime,: MTBF/MTTR, PM compliance, and cost, and lead root-cause analysis on chronic and high-impact failures.
  • Roll up your sleeves — work shoulder-to-shoulder with manufacturing on the: floor, and get hands-on when it counts, especially in the early stand-up phase.
  • Governance and standards: you adopt and localize the enterprise operating: model — CMMS configuration and naming conventions, PM and calibration standards, KPI definitions, safety and LOTO procedures, and reliability best practices — so Arsenal-1 stays consistent with the broader network.