Senior Systems EngineerActive$220K
The opportunity
Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U. S.
What you'll do
Lead the hands-on integration of complex, heterogenous hardware (legacy: platforms, 3rd-party sensors, and internal products) and software. Prove the baseline end-to-end data flow first, then scale the complexity.
You are the ultimate technical authority for Verification, Validation (V&V),: and fielding. You will translate Systems Readiness Reviews (SRRs) into Systems Requirements Documents (SRDs) and SRDs into aggressive, real-world campaigns.
Take Interface Control Documents (ICDs) and prove them on the bench and in: the water. When a third-party "black box" doesn't play nice with our network, you are the primary investigator debugging the physical, electrical, and data boundaries.
Act as the lead anomaly hunter. Conduct multidisciplinary triage across: mechanical, electrical, software, and network domains during integration and field testing.
Partner directly with TPMs (who own schedule) to balance technical risk and: resource allocation. Feed ruthless, data-driven feedback loops back to the SWEs and Left-Side SEs to drive immediate product improvements.
Own the execution of critical downstream milestones. You will write the test: plans, build the Hardware-in-the-Loop (HITL) rigs, and lead the execution for readiness reviews and acceptance tests.
What they're looking for
- Travel to the field and customer sites to lead complex operational: deployments, ensuring the system transitions smoothly from R&D to operational dominance and customer success.
- Ability to travel as required for program support, proposal support, and stakeholder meetings.
- + years of rigorous Systems Engineering, Integration, and Test experience,: with a heavy emphasis on the Right Side of the V (subsystem integration, HITL/SITL testing, V&V, and field execution).
- A proven track record of taking complex, multi-domain systems from the lab: bench to operational environments at a breakneck pace. You must know how to make disparate systems talk.
