Solution Analyst, M&AActive$120K

The opportunity

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

What you'll do

  • Own end-to-end data conversion for M&A integrations: extract source data, map to Oracle templates, derive business rules for undefined fields, validate data quality and leverage AI tools to eliminate manual work and build repeatable processes for future acquisitions

  • Support legal entity design and intercompany configuration for new: acquisitions, translating operational, accounting and legal requirements into application design decisions for ERP and satellite system teams.

  • Execute system configuration for new Oracle legal entities across: workstreams: DTB (Design to Build), WMS (Warehouse/Inventory Operations), PTP (Procure to Pay), OTC (Order to Cash), PTC (Projects to Close), and RTR (Record to Report).

  • Plan and execute testing cycles, build and run test cases, resolve defects,: and drive root cause and resolution with satellite system teams (Teamcenter, Forge, Salesforce, MRPSpeed).

  • Travel onsite to acquired companies to lead discovery sessions, demos,: deliver hands-on ERP training, and provide Go-Live and Hypercare support.

  • Collaborate with the M&A PM and enablement functions to build and maintain: standardized data templates, integration SOPs, and reusable training materials (videos, guides) that scale the team's playbook across future acquisitions.

What they're looking for

  • Partner with cross-functional satellite tool teams (PLM/Teamcenter,: Forge/MES, Salesforce, WMS) to coordinate configuration changes and test dependencies on acquisition timelines.
  • Operate in agile/sprint-based delivery: own your workstream, hit sprint milestones, surface blockers early, and keep integration programs moving without being told what to do next.
  • Contribute to and maintain the M&A ERP knowledge base, capture design: decisions, configuration documentation, and lessons learned in Airtable and Quip so future integrations start further ahead.
  • Bias for Action: you move fast, escalate blockers immediately, and don't wait for perfect information to make progress.