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Discovery Engineer at Anduril Industries - ApplyBlast

Discovery Engineer

Anduril Industries

24 days ago

Waltham, Massachusetts, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

Anduril Industries is seeking a Discovery Engineer to lead the exploration and validation of unproven concepts across complex technical domains such as space, missiles, and autonomy. This hands-on role involves reasoning from first principles to build models, run tests, and drive cross-functional collaboration to determine the viability of new ideas. The position requires a versatile engineer capable of rapidly learning new fields and applying rigorous analysis to both internal and externally funded programs.

Responsibilities

Own new concepts from first idea through analysis, prototype, and test
Build or adapt models, simulations, and test setups for validation
Pressure-test work and stress trade studies before decisions are locked in

Skills

Qualifications

Top Secret security clearance

About Anduril Industries

anduril.com

Headquarters

California, United States

Company Size

1-10 employees

Founded

2017

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Anduril Industries is an American defense technology company that builds AI-powered hardware and software to modernize U.S. and allied military capabilities. Its core offering centers on Lattice, an autonomous command-and-control platform, paired with integrated sensors and unmanned systems (drones, ground and maritime vehicles) that provide persistent, automated sensing, decision support, and force protection. Anduril focuses on rapid iteration and systems integration—delivering end-to-end solutions for defense and homeland security customers seeking modern, scalable autonomy and situational awareness.