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Anduril Industries, Inc.

Senior Mission Software Engineer, Maritime

Anduril Industries, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts, us, 02298


The

Maritime Software Engineering

team builds, deploys, integrates, extends, and scales Anduril's software on Maritime platforms to deliver mission-critical capabilities to our customers. As the software engineers closest to Anduril customers and end-users, Mission Software Engineers solve technical challenges of operational scenarios while owning the end-to-end delivery of winning capabilities.

As a Senior Mission Software Engineer, you will solve a wide variety of problems involving networking, autonomy, systems integration, robotics, and more, while making pragmatic engineering tradeoffs along the way. You will be the leading edge of the Maritime Software team — working in a tight feedback loop with vehicle platform software engineers and ensuring that Anduril products seamlessly work together to achieve a variety of critical outcomes. Above all, Mission Software Engineers are driven by a “Whatever It Takes” mindset—executing in an expedient ,

scalable , and

pragmatic

way while keeping the mission top-of-mind and making sound engineering decisions to deliver successful outcomes correctly, on-time, and with high quality.

WHAT YOU’LL DO

Own the software solutions that are deployed to customers

Write code to improve products for specific mission sets — coordinating with the vehicle software platform team to scale the mission capability to more customers

Collaborate across multiple teams to plan, build, and test complex functionality

Create and analyze metrics that are leveraged for debugging and monitoring

Triage issues, root cause failures, and coordinate next-steps

Partner with end-users to turn needs into features while balancing user experience with engineering constraints

Travel up to 30% of time to build, test, and deploy capabilities in the real world

CORE REQUIREMENTS

Strong engineering background from industry or school, ideally in areas/fields such as Computer Science, Software Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics

3+ years of C++, Python, or Rust experience in a Linux development environment

Experience building software solutions involving significant amounts of data processing and analysis

Ability to quickly understand and navigate complex systems and established code bases

A desire to work on critical software that has a real-world impact

Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a U.S. TS clearance

Desired Requirements

Strong background with focus in Physics, Mathematics, and/or Motion Planning to inform modeling & simulation (M&S) and physical systems

3+ years of C++ experience in a Linux development environment

Developing and testing multi-agent autonomous systems and deploying in real-world environments

Feature and algorithm development with an understanding of behavior trees

Developing software/hardware for flight systems and safety critical functionality

Distributed communication networks and message standards

Knowledge of military systems and operational tactics

WHAT WE VALUE IN MISSION SOFTWARE - Nice to haves

Customer Facing

- Mission Software Engineers are the software engineers closest to Anduril customers, end-users, and the technical challenges of operational scenarios.

Mission First

- Above all, MSEs execute their mission in an

expedient ,

scalable , and

pragmatic

way. They keep the mission top-of-mind and make pragmatic and thoughtful engineering decisions to deliver successful outcomes.

Small Project Wrangling = Large Project Impact

- Our MSEs are the voice of our business line(s). They are the forcing function that gets us to think about how a project will transition to production and tie in to the centralized functions across the business.

Embrace Challenge (and follow through)

- We take responsibility for achieving the mission; Developing technical self-sufficiency across a wide range of environments. Ruthlessly prioritizing, while honing our ability to understand large systems and incorporate new components in varying levels of complexity.

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