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Anduril Industries, a defense technology company, is seeking an RF Manufacturing Engineer to join the Battlespace Awareness Radar team in Fort Collins, Colorado. This role bridges radar hardware design and scalable production, focusing on developing state-of-the-art radar systems for U.S. and allied military capabilities.
You will own the development and optimization of manufacturing processes for RF electronic assemblies, from initial prototyping through full-rate production. Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining manufacturing process documentation (assembly instructions, workflow routing, inspection plans, tool and fixture designs), troubleshooting complex electrical and RF manufacturing issues on the production line using root cause analysis and corrective action methodologies, and driving continuous improvement through data analysis and process capability studies to improve yield, reduce cycle time, and decrease cost.
You will support design-for-manufacturability efforts by providing real-time feedback to RF and electrical design engineers on producibility, component selection, and assembly constraints. Additionally, you will develop and validate test procedures and fixtures for electronic products, components, and RF systems to ensure production quality and performance.
Collaboration is central to this role—you will work cross-functionally with design engineering, quality, supply chain, and operations teams to support new product introductions with accelerated time to market. You will also support critical customer-facing hardware demonstrations and use these interactions to better understand manufacturing requirements and end-user needs. Travel to test sites, supplier facilities, or partner locations is expected as needed.
Required qualifications include a BS in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related engineering field, plus 3+ years of engineering experience in an electronics or RF hardware production environment. You must be familiar with RF Test Software such as Keysight IO library suite (BenchVue), NIMAX, or equivalent, and have demonstrated experience with manufacturing processes for electronic assemblies, including SMT, soldering (J-STD-001 or equivalent), and board-level integration.
