Senior Mission Software Engineer, Maritime

Anduril Industries is seeking a Senior Mission Software Engineer for their Maritime team, focusing on developing and deploying mission-critical software capabilities for defense technology platforms. This role combines cutting-edge software engineering with real-world impact in the defense sector.

The position involves working with Anduril's AI-powered Lattice OS and various maritime platforms, requiring expertise in C++, Python, or Rust development within Linux environments. As a senior engineer, you'll be responsible for solving complex technical challenges in networking, autonomy, systems integration, and robotics while working closely with vehicle platform software engineers and end-users.

The role demands a "Whatever It Takes" mindset, emphasizing expedient, scalable, and pragmatic solutions while maintaining high-quality engineering standards. You'll be at the forefront of developing and deploying software solutions that directly impact military capabilities, working in a fast-paced environment that values innovation and practical results.

Key responsibilities include owning deployed software solutions, improving products for specific mission sets, collaborating across teams, and partnering with end-users to transform requirements into features. The position requires strong technical skills, particularly in data processing and analysis, along with the ability to quickly understand complex systems.

The compensation package is highly competitive, ranging from $168,000 to $252,000 USD, complemented by comprehensive benefits including platinum healthcare coverage, generous PTO, mental health resources, and various other perks. This role offers an unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge defense technology while making a meaningful impact on U.S. and allied military capabilities.

The ideal candidate will have at least 3 years of relevant software development experience, a strong engineering background, and must be eligible for a U.S. Secret security clearance. The position involves approximately 10% travel for building, testing, and deploying capabilities in real-world scenarios.