Senior Data & Systems Analyst, EHS

3–5 years of experience in a data-focused role (Data Analyst, Analytics Engineer, Data Engineer, BI Developer, or equivalent)

Proficiency in at least one programming language (Python, R, SQL, or JavaScript) with demonstrated ability to build tools, not just use them

Hands-on experience building dashboards and data visualizations (Foundry, Tableau, Power BI, Looker, or similar)

Experience with AI-assisted coding and productivity tools (e.g., Claude Code, GitHub Copilot) and ability to integrate them into daily workflows

Demonstrated ability to build and maintain internal tools, web apps, or system integrations (APIs, databases, workflow automation)

Strong data wrangling skills—comfortable cleaning, transforming, and validating messy real-world datasets

Beyond analytics, the Senior Data & Systems Analyst will contribute to the development and rollout of corporate EHS initiatives by building scalable tools and automating manual processes.

programming skills, experience with AI-assisted development tools, and a proactive approach to building systems that enable the EHS team to operate at the speed the business demands.

This role reports to the EHS Manager of Enterprise Integration and works closely with site-level EHS teams, engineering stakeholders, and the sustainability function.

Serve as the data and systems administrator for the EHS operations team, including supporting routine communications on safety data trends

Design, build, and maintain leading indicator dashboards and metric systems used by EHS to visualize data and safety trends for Anduril leadership

Develop and administer the in-house EHS management system, scoping features, writing code, integrating APIs, and iterating based on user feedback

This role is responsible for building and maintaining the data infrastructure that supports Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) operations across the enterprise. The Senior Data & Systems Analyst will partner with EHS, engineering, manufacturing, and operations teams to collect, analyze, and visualize EHS related data that drives compliance, risk reduction, and continuous improvement. This role serves as the primary technical resource for the EHS department—owning dashboards, developing the in-house EHS management system, administering the EHS digital toolset, and ensuring data integrity across all safety data streams.