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Salary: USD 146,000 - 194,000 / annual
Anduril Industries is a defense technology company transforming U.S. and allied military capabilities through advanced technology. The Imaging team develops state-of-the-art imaging systems combining hardware and software, leveraging computer vision, perception, electro-optical, infrared, and sensor data to support warfighters and allies.
As Senior Commodity Engineer, you will drive strategic supply network development and cost management of Anduril Imaging's electronics across their product lifecycles. You'll collaborate cross-functionally with suppliers, engineering, quality, and manufacturing teams to ensure scalability and reliability.
Key responsibilities include:
- Managing electrical BOMs, component risk assessments, and alternate component sourcing strategies across product lines
- Identifying and mitigating supply-chain lead-time and sourcing risks, particularly for PCBA components
- Ensuring electronics sourcing strategy scales as multiple product lines move to full production
- Conducting supplier selection and managing/expanding the approved supplier list
- Resolving technical inquiries with suppliers and consulting design engineering as needed
- Ensuring AS9100 compliance for all production electronics builds in coordination with quality
- Managing technical data package release and transmission within PLM and ERP systems
- Coordinating with Anduril HQ's PCBA commodity team to streamline procurement processes
Required: Bachelor's degree in engineering or technical field; 8+ years in sourcing engineering, supplier engagement/development, or electronics design; domain expertise in value/procurement engineering at component and product levels; ability to travel 10-25% for vendor visits; ability to obtain and maintain U.S. secret clearance.
Preferred: Master's degree; PCBA sourcing and fabrication/assembly process experience; familiarity with IPC and J-STD quality standards; experience in rapid low-rate high-tech product development; startup environment exposure.
