Anduril Industries is seeking to transform U.S. and allied military capabilities with advanced technology, specifically in the area of electronic warfare, by developing a next-generation electronic warfare platform.
Requirements
- Experience (professional or in the setting of an open source community) working with typed functional programming languages (Haskell or Rust)
- Experience with software-defined digital radio systems
- Experience with MATLAB, especially C code generation.
- Experience with Linux kernel module development
- Experience with FPGA development (Verilog, VHDL, etc.), especially Xilinx devices and tools.
- Experience with graphics programming (OpenGL, DirectX, Vulkan, etc.)
- Experience with Nix/NixOS
Responsibilities
- Work with digital systems engineers and systems programmers to develop high-performance hardware/software interfaces.
- Develop and maintain infrastructure and tools that enable DSP and RFML engineers to rapidly deploy algorithms and models to our assets.
- Develop high-performance implementations of numerical algorithms for generating, manipulating, and visualizing RF data.
- Develop correct, high-reliability software for controlling our electronic warfare assets, seamlessly integrated with the Anduril Lattice ecosystem.
- Utilize infrastructure providing deterministic builds and configuration management for deployment, guaranteeing software traceability and minimizing the maintenance burden of our products.
Other
- Currently possesses and is able to maintain an active U.S. Secret security clearance
- 5+ years professional experience in software engineering
- Platinum Healthcare Benefits: For U.S. roles, we offer comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans at little to no cost to you.
- Basic Life/AD&D and long-term disability insurance 100% covered by Anduril, plus the option to purchase additional life insurance for you and your dependents.
- 16 weeks of paid Caregiver & Wellness Leave to care for a family member, bond with your baby, or tend to your own medical condition.
