Senior Technical Program Manager, Battlespace
Anduril Industries
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This role pays more than 54% of similar roles. Most pay $170,000–$219,462 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $193k versus about $195k for comparable roles.
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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.
Anduril Industries currently has 1697 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $146,000–$194,000 across 1504 roles with salary data.
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Sr Technical Program Manager, Battlespace joins the Battlespace Awareness C2 Systems team to oversee the development, execution, and delivery of software for critical programs. This role involves managing complex projects involving multiple sub-teams and stakeholders to ensure that advanced algorithms for sense-making and decision-making at tactical timelines meet all technical and functional requirements. The successful candidate will develop detailed project plans, manage release processes, coordinate resource allocation, and mitigate risks while ensuring high-quality standards. Key responsibilities include maintaining documentation and facilitating cross-functional collaboration. Required expertise includes a strong background in software development, optimization, estimation, applied probability, and AI/ML technology. Candidates must be proficient with tools such as JIRA, Confluence, and GitHub to manage the integration of battle management, threat prediction, tracking, and classification services into the larger command and control system.
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Median $193000 from 169 postings across 37 companies.
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