Top Software Engineer Jobs

As an Analytics Engineer at Anduril Industries, you will collaborate with stakeholders to define and implement efficient data models, build ontologies across various domains, and create data-driven solutions that enhance decision-making processes. You will focus on modeling internal data into reusable entities and develop workflows and dashboards to drive business impact.

As an Electrical Engineer, you will design and troubleshoot complex PCB systems, develop subsystems and payloads, manage multiple projects, and ensure system integration while collaborating with cross-discipline teams. You'll also use testing lab equipment and work on firmware development.

The Senior Systems Engineer will develop detailed test plans, ensure system verifications, and write technical documentation. They will manage multiple projects and work on Electronic Warfare systems while utilizing their experience with embedded devices and various communication standards. This role requires an active U.S. Top Secret security clearance and entails some travel.

Design and integrate harness systems, research and select appropriate components, participate in design reviews, and provide guidance to the electrical team. Work in a fast-paced environment supporting new developments and active deployments.

The Senior Systems Engineer will develop detailed test plans, manage requirements traceability, and perform system verifications. The role requires expertise in writing technical documents and familiarity with wireless communication standards, as well as experience in Electronic Warfare systems. The engineer will balance multiple projects and may work individually or as part of a team. An active U.S. Top Secret security clearance is mandatory.

The Machine Learning Engineer will develop and maintain core ML pipelines, prototype innovative solutions, train and deploy deep learning models for real-time applications, and curate datasets for performance evaluation, specifically for the Air Defense team at Anduril Industries.

As a Mission Software Engineer, you will own the software solutions deployed to customers, improve products, collaborate across teams, analyze metrics, troubleshoot issues, and partner with end-users to balance user needs and engineering constraints. You will also need to travel up to 30% of the time to test and deploy solutions.