Electrical Systems Integration Engineer, Air Vehicles

Proficient in designing electrical harnessing for rugged commercial, industrial, aerospace, or military applications

Familiarity with common electrical bus interfaces (CAN, Ethernet, RS422, RS232, MIL-STD-1553)

Experienced and familiar with aircraft avionics module vendors and avionics component suppliers in UAS programs

Experience with Siemens Capital software for 2D modeling and drafting.

We cover full cost of medical insurance premiums for you and your dependents.

: Anduril covers life and disability insurance for all employees.

Electrical Integration Engineer

In this role, you will work closely with avionics, systems, manufacturing, and flight test teams to support the development and test of air vehicle designs. If you are someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment supporting new developments, active deployments, and customer operated hardware, we are looking for you.

support documentation to include block diagrams, ICD’s wiring interconnect diagrams throughout all phases of product development.

and test of avionics system components through lab, ground, and flight tests

in design reviews and provide input to identify issues and drive design choices

root cause analysis in support of vehicle integration and field operations

The

Air Dominance and Strike (AD&S) Electrical Engineering Team

is responsible for developing high-reliability avionics, embedded processing, and power systems for Group 5 air vehicles and missile platforms. Working across hardware, software, and mission autonomy, the team delivers flight-critical electronics, PCB assemblies, and FPGA-based processing architectures that enable Anduril's next-generation autonomous air platforms to operate in complex and contested environments. AD&S Electrical Engineers drive end-to-end development, from system architecture and circuit design to verification, integration, and flight test, ensuring scalable, mission-ready solutions that meet the performance, reliability, and survivability demands of the U.S. Military and modern air warfare.