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