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About Anduril Industries
Anduril Industries is a defense technology company that builds advanced hardware and software systems for national security, including autonomous drones, surveillance systems, and the Lattice AI command platform.
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Electro Mechanical Engineer, Anduril Expeditionary Systems joins the Connected Warfare team to develop large form factor products providing critical computing and communications capabilities for front-line soldiers. This role involves leading system integration of power, control, and harnessing subsystems into robust finished products while designing mechanical components like durable enclosures, bus bars, and complex cable assemblies. The engineer will manage the full product lifecycle from concept to production, collaborating with cross-functional teams to validate electromechanical systems. Key technical requirements include proficiency in CAD software, experience with 3D harness routing tools, and knowledge of MIL-spec connectors, EMI shielding, and IP standards. Candidates must apply engineering first principles regarding thermal management, structural integrity, and signal integrity to solve complex problems involving ruggedized hardware designed for extreme environments and military-grade use cases.
Integrate power, control, and harnessing subsystems into robust, finished products for reliable operation.
Design mechanical hardware components including durable enclosures, electronics packaging, bus bars, and complex cable assemblies.
Develop detailed harness routing schemes and implement optimal mounting strategies for electrical interconnects.
Partner with electrical, software, and mechanical engineers to test and validate complex electromechanical systems.
Travel to field exercises to provide product support and gather feedback from warfighters.
Manage the full product lifecycle by creating manufacturing documentation and ensuring successful production at scale.
What we're looking for
Must have 3+ years of professional engineering experience in electromechanical integration, hardware design, or systems engineering within defense, aerospace, automotive, or robotics.
Proven track record of integrating electrical components into rugged mechanical assemblies for extreme or military-grade use cases.
Extensive experience with cabling design, wiring harness integration, and managing electromechanical interfaces.
High competence in engineering first principles including thermal management, structural integrity, material science, power distribution, and signal integrity.
Proficiency with CAD software to produce high-quality, manufacturing-ready engineering drawings.
BS, M.Eng, MS, or PhD in an engineering field such as Mechanical, Electrical, Electromechanical, Aerospace, or Mechatronics.
Must be a U.S. Person due to required access to export-controlled information or facilities.
Experience with MIL-spec connectors, communication protocols, EMI/EMC best practices, and 3D CAD harness routing tools (preferred).