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Seeking a Mechanical Engineer to conduct mechanical design and analysis of solid rocket motor components for defense and space applications. Responsibilities include CAD design, finite element analysis, product definition, presentation, and support for prototyping and test operations. Required qualifications include 2 years of experience, bachelor's degree in mechanical or aerospace engineering, CAD software knowledge, and strong communication skills.

As a Mechanical Engineer at Anduril Industries, you will manage hardware projects from concept through to production. Responsibilities include conducting design reviews, creating prototypes, and analyzing failures to ensure project success. You will employ first principles of physics in your work and collaborate with vendors to support hardware demonstrations.

As a Low Observables Engineer, you will develop specifications for LO materials, guidelines for LO design features, verification plans for repairs, and procedures for testing of LO aircraft. You will also help in manufacturing plans while selecting and testing materials for their properties.

The Low Observables Engineer at Anduril Industries will assist in designing and developing low observable unmanned air vehicles, perform analysis on RF and IR spectrums, develop tools for signature predictions, select and test materials, and execute RCS testing of air vehicles.

The Electrical Engineer will focus on designing and implementing power and control systems for military vehicles. Responsibilities include PCB design, developing communication architectures, integrating modules, and troubleshooting complex power and communications systems. Collaboration with cross-disciplinary teams and conducting design reviews are also key tasks.

The Hardware Product Manager at Anduril Industries will lead product culture, prioritize tasks, define roadmaps, and communicate strategy with various stakeholders. This role requires data-driven decision-making to support product development and requires interaction with teams across technical and operational areas.

As a Hardware Product Manager, you will represent product culture, establish key milestones for the product roadmap, evaluate and prioritize tasks for product development, communicate strategies to stakeholders, and collaborate with various teams to ensure project success.