Software Product ManagerPosted today$220K
The opportunity
Anduril's Electronic Warfare (EW) division builds next-generation electronic warfare platforms — hardware-enabled, software-defined systems that are fielded, operational, and scaling fast. The EW team operates at a tempo the defense industry isn't used to: delivering novel…
What you'll do
Own the EW Mission Applications product roadmap: what is committed, what is queued, what we declined and why — published and current enough that program management and engineering leads both plan against it
Run a single intake path for product requirements from programs, customers,: partners, and internal teams, and give every request a scoped, sized answer: accept, defer, or decline, with a reason
Define operator capabilities before design and engineering start: the problem, the workflow, and the acceptance criteria that QA builds integration coverage against
Deconflict competing program demands on shared engineering teams using a: written, defensible prioritization framework
Represent EW Mission Applications in the recurring device API review: bring the integration needs, justify the priority, agree the build order with embedded engineering, and track requests through to delivery
Partner with UI design on operator workflows and with QA on test coverage, owning the requirement behind both
What they're looking for
- Experience with operator-facing or mission-critical software where the end user is not the buyer
- Multi-channel product experience: one capability delivered through several front ends, client applications, or partner platforms
- Familiarity with the DoD software ecosystem: CDRL cycles, ATO processes, and program-of-record cadence
- Prior experience in defense technology, electronic warfare, command and control, ISR, or RF systems
- Experience with geospatial or real-time visualization software
- Experience defining products against a hardware roadmap and an SDK or device API boundary
- Experience with edge deployments where systems operate disconnected or in degraded network environments
- Experience scaling product processes during a rapid production ramp