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Anduril Industries is seeking a Senior Program Manager to lead execution of a strategic Air Defense program in the Asia-Pacific region. This role owns all aspects of program success—cost, schedule, and performance—for integrated Air Defense solutions spanning hardware and software. You will lead a cross-functional program team delivering advanced autonomous air defense capabilities to allied military customers.
Key responsibilities include: owning overall program execution and meeting cost, schedule, and performance targets; acquiring intimate understanding of program requirements and maintaining open dialogue with customers; orchestrating deployment of Anduril capabilities through collaboration with engineering, logistics, technical operations, and training teams; fostering alignment amongst Anduril, external customers, and third-party partners; and delivering contract deliverables including measures of performance, technical reports, and user engagement roadmaps.
You will build an outcome-oriented, high-performance culture within the program team, drive cross-functional alignment across engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, test and evaluation, operations, and business development, and proactively assess team skills and resource requirements. You will also collaborate with senior management to situate your program within Anduril's strategic roadmap for Air Defense in the region, analyze market trends and competitor activities to identify growth opportunities, and integrate engineering expenditures into strategic planning.
This role requires a systems mindset, technical understanding, and rigorous execution skills. You must deeply understand mission requirements, master technical concepts, identify key dependencies and trade-offs, assess and mitigate risks, and communicate clearly across executive and technical audiences. You will be the face of Anduril to end-users and customers, capable of articulating product capabilities and limitations. The role demands high agency, autonomy, and a bias toward action, with the ability to work cross-functionally across time zones.
