Software Engineer, Agentic Modeling & SimulationActive$292K

Washington, District of Columbia, United StatesManufacturing

The opportunity

Anduril’s Lattice software platform integrates together many sensors into a single cohesive view of the world, providing needed context for our users. Anduril’s Frontier AI team builds edge-compatible, generative AI systems into the Lattice software platform to provide features…

What you'll do

  • Build agentic workflows that make modeling and simulation capabilities: accessible through natural language, structured tools, APIs, and operator-facing product experiences.

  • Design multi-agent architectures that model human decision-making, adversary: responses, operational constraints, and plan tradeoffs across complex military operations.

  • Integrate LLM tool use, function calling, retrieval, planning loops,: evaluation hooks, and guardrails with simulation engines, physics/modeling backends, and mission planning systems.

  • Build backend services and interfaces for scenario creation, entity tasking,: simulation state retrieval, course-of-action generation, plan comparison, and real-time analysis.

  • Partner with warfighters, model/sim experts, autonomy engineers,: game/simulation engineers, and mission software teams to translate ambiguous planning workflows into reliable software.

  • Improve observability, reproducibility, and evaluation for agent behavior so: generated scenarios and recommendations are inspectable, explainable, and operationally useful.

What they're looking for

  • Experience with modeling and simulation, physics engines, wargaming tools,: autonomy simulation, operations research, planning systems, or human/adversary behavior modeling.
  • Experience with DoD modeling and simulation tools or concepts such as AFSIM,: STORM, campaign-level simulation, mission-level simulation, or course-of-action analysis.
  • Experience shipping production agentic systems, not only prototypes.
  • Familiarity with gRPC/protobuf, Kubernetes, containerized deployments,: distributed systems, observability, and secure or air-gapped environments.
  • Experience in defense, aerospace, autonomy, robotics, gaming/simulation,: command-and-control, or operational planning domains.