Full-Time
Product Security Engineer
Intelligence Systems
Anduril
1,001-5,000 employees
Develops autonomous systems for defense applications
Compensation Overview
$168k - $252k/yr
Mid, Senior
Reston, VA, USA
US Top Secret Clearance Required
- Familiarity with side channel attack techniques and mitigations
- Familiarity with PCB design tool chains such as Altium or similar
- Familiarity with PCB fabrication techniques
- Familiarity with Solidworks or similar
- Familiarity with thermal analysis tools such as Ansys or similar
- Experience manufacturing and testing systems at scale
- Familiarity with anti-tamper and reverse engineering mechanisms
- Familiarity with supply chain analysis for security
- Currently possesses and is able to maintain an active U.S. Secret security clearance
- Owns the development and maturation of security features for Anduril Intelligence Systems products
- Collaborates and builds solutions with engineering teams to meet and exceed industry-standard security goals
- Simulates attacks against Anduril’s products and integrated components to uncover potential weaknesses
- Collaborates with manufacturing and operations teams to develop secure handling and operational processes
- Engages with teams to remediate uncovered weakness in designs, implementations, integrations, and processes
- Experience with programmable logic devices and their development tools
- Familiarity with security architectures of advanced micro-electronics, EW, aerospace, or cyber-physical systems
- Familiarity with highly accelerated lifecycle testing (HALT)
Anduril Industries develops autonomous systems for military and security applications, focusing on solutions for government and commercial clients. Its main product, the Lattice platform, integrates various air, land, and sea vehicles for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions, allowing them to work together effectively. The company stands out by continuously innovating and integrating new technologies into its products. Anduril's goal is to enhance defense capabilities by providing integrated security solutions across multiple domains.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series G
Total Funding
$6.2B
Headquarters
Orange, California
Founded
2017
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Anduril secured $2.5 billion funding, doubling its valuation to $30.5 billion.
- Partnerships with Meta and Archer Aviation expand Anduril's technological capabilities.
- Winning the U.S. Army AR/VR headset contract showcases Anduril's competitive edge.
What critics are saying
- Increased competition in the low-altitude economy may impact market share.
- Collaboration with Meta may face regulatory and privacy challenges.
- Reliance on government contracts exposes Anduril to policy shift risks.
What makes Anduril unique
- Anduril's Lattice platform integrates autonomous systems for seamless ISR missions.
- The company offers a diverse range of air, land, and sea autonomous vehicles.
- Anduril's focus on AI-driven defense solutions sets it apart in the industry.
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Benefits
Full Family Health Coverage
16 Weeks Paid Leave for All Caregivers
Family Planning & Support
Incentivized Time Off
Mental Health Resources
Financial Planning
Unlimited Provisions
Professional Development
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
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Defense tech startup Anduril secured a $2.5 billion investment led by Founders Fund, which contributed $1 billion, marking its largest single investment. This Series G round doubled Anduril's valuation to $30.5 billion. The investment was oversubscribed by over eight times. Anduril's success was bolstered by winning a U.S. Army AR/VR headset contract, originally awarded to Microsoft for $22 billion. The defense tech sector is experiencing a surge in investments.
Anduril, a US-based autonomous defense tech startup, announced a $2.5 billion Series G funding round, boosting its valuation to $30.5 billion. This more than doubles its previous valuation of $14 billion. The funding supports Anduril's mission to innovate military systems with autonomous and AI-powered technologies, appealing to governments seeking advanced defense solutions.
Defense technology company Anduril Industries announced it has raised $2.5 billion in funding at a valuation of $30.5 billion post-money. This funding round more than doubled the valuation from last year ($14 billion) after Anduril raised $1.5 billion.
Founders Fund has led a significant $2.5 billion Series G funding round for US defense tech company Anduril Industries. This includes a $1 billion cornerstone commitment, marking the largest single investment in Founders Fund's history. The funding round has doubled Anduril's valuation to $30.5 billion, according to Bloomberg.