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Senior Mission Operations Engineer, Connected Warfare

Anduril - Seattle, WA, United States - Hybrid - posted 2026-09-22

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Salary: USD 129,000 - 208,000 / annual

Anduril Industries is a defense technology company transforming U.S. and allied military capabilities through advanced technology. The Connected Warfare division builds systems for global command and control missions, creating joint, multi-domain, connected mesh ecosystems that aggregate hundreds of thousands of endpoints for battlefield dominance. The Mission Operations (MOPs) team manages execution, delivery, growth, and success of customer accounts. As a Senior Mission Operations Engineer, you will serve as a customer-facing Account Manager working directly with the United States Army to develop and deploy Anduril integrated hardware-software command and control (C2) products. Key responsibilities include: - Orchestrate the deployment of Anduril's flagship hardware and software products in support of customer missions, collaborating with engineering, logistics, and technical operations teams - Lead planning and deployment to the field, train end users, and ensure high performance of products in operational environments - Own delivery of contract deliverables including developing measures of performance and effectiveness, writing technical reports, and creating user development roadmaps - Design and implement user feedback loops to gather, triage, and prioritize requirements, feedback, issues, and challenges from training, exercises, and normal unit operations - Serve as a conduit between program and engineering teams to drive development of product features and configurations that enhance user workflows - Support engagement with other service components, Task Forces, Geographic Combatant Commands, and Government organizations to integrate Anduril products across U.S. Armed Forces customers - Develop and contribute to streamlined user feedback and engagement systems including issue tracking, training sessions, qualification tracking, and preparation for large-scale exercises - Grow business through customer success by establishing trust-based partnerships, meeting commercial targets, and identifying future opportunities for Anduril technology - Shape products to meet mission needs by understanding customer mission challenges and representing the customer perspective in product development - Collaborate across nearly every Anduril team including business development, engineering, product, logistics, finance, legal, contracting, and technical operations The role requires a mission-first mindset, ownership mentality, technical aptitude, structured thinking, strong teamwork, and demonstrated ability to lead and influence across formal and informal constructs in a flat, non-hierarchical organization. REQUIREMENTS: - Experience in program management, product deployment, or field engineering roles - Exceptional interpersonal and stakeholder management skills with senior military leaders and officials - Understanding of U.S. and allied military operations, doctrines, and multi-domain environments - Experience translating and decomposing highly technical concepts into operational requirements and performance specifications - Strong aptitude for problem solving in unstructured situations at the intersection of hardware, software, and networking; ability to drive challenging and vague technical problems to clarity and resolution - Willing to travel as necessary (25-50%) - Ability to work remotely across customer sites in Tacoma, WA - Must possess an active U.S. Secret clearance PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: - Experience in Defense Technology, Product or Program Management, Solutions Architect, or Technical Delivery-type roles - Experience and familiarity with United States Army and/or Joint-Force intelligence, operational planning, targeting, and fires systems and workflows - Experience and familiarity in mobile compute challenges and tradeoffs for dismounted soldiers in varying form factors - Familiarity with operational constraints of military workflows in Disconnected, Denied, Intermittent, and Low-Bandwidth (DDIL) environments - Familiarity with mesh networking and data federation across disparate systems - Familiarity with doctrinal, functional, and technical command and control concepts, processes, and principles

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