Software Engineer, Device Infrastructure

Anduril Anduril · Defense · Costa Mesa, CA · Tactical Recon & Strike : Tactical Recon & Strike Engineering : TRS - Software

Software Engineer focused on building the infrastructure for fielding defense products like autonomous drones and rocket motors. The role involves designing and releasing manufacturing and deployment tools, defining software architectures, and integrating with various system components, from low-level drivers to autonomy.

What you'd actually do

  1. Design, build, test, and release the tools used during manufacturing and deployment of Anduril Products.
  2. Help define foundational software architectures, configuration processes, and user experience workflows for our products, working directly with chief engineers, program managers, flight test engineers, and end-user customers to demonstrate capability and iterate on feedback.
  3. Create solutions in Python/Rust/C++/Go that integrate into software product lifecycle technologies like NixOS/CircleCI/Docker.
  4. Interface with engineers developing every aspect of the system from low-level Linux drivers to cutting edge autonomy and streamlined user interfaces.
  5. Test and evaluate your software at multiple levels of rigor using simulations, benchtop hardware, and live flight assets.

Skills

Required

  • 3+ years working with a variety of programming languages such as Python, Rust, C++, Go, etc.
  • Experience working with customers to deliver novel software capabilities.
  • Passion for user experience and providing the most streamlined product.
  • Intuition for finding solutions to complex problems that involve multiple first and third party technologies (related to simulation, data management, compute infrastructure, networking, and more).
  • Collaborating with team members and partners in the autonomy domain, and building technologies and processes which enable users to safely and rapidly develop and deploy autonomous systems at scale.
  • Eligible to obtain and maintain an active U.S. Secret security clearance.

Nice to have

  • Built or invented something: an app, a website, game, startup.
  • Previous experience working in an engineering setting: a startup (or startup-like environment), engineering school, etc.
  • Professional software development lifecycle experience using tools such as version control, CI/CD systems, etc.
  • A deep, demonstrated understanding of how computers and networks work, from a single desktop to a multi-cluster cloud node (UDP, TCP, gRPC, REST, etc.).
  • Understanding of Linux kernel architecture: Familiarity with device trees, bootloaders, and other kernel components.
  • Experience creating infrastructure for robots or other complex embedded devices.
  • Experience building scalable backend software systems with various data storage and processing requirements.
  • Experience with industry standard cloud platforms (AWS, Azure), CI/CD tools, and software infrastructure fundamentals (networking, security, distributed systems).
  • Ability to quickly understand and navigate complex systems and established code bases.
  • Experience with modern build and deployment tooling (e.g. CircleCI, Docker, NixOS, Terraform).
  • Experience designing complex software systems, and iterating upon designs via a technical design review process.
  • Familiarity with industry standard monitoring, logging, and data management tools and best practices.
  • A bias towards rapid delivery and iteration.

What the JD emphasized

  • U.S. Secret security clearance