Anduril

Metrology Specialist/CMM Programmer, Maritime Division

Santa Ana, California, United StatesmidAdded today

About this role

Anduril's Maritime Division seeks a Metrology Specialist to develop and execute CMM inspection routines, analyze dimensional data, and support manufacturing excellence for advanced defense hardware. This role combines hands-on metrology work with data-driven engineering in an AS9100-certified environment, spanning R&D through full-rate production.

What you'll do

Develop and program automated CMM inspection routines using PC-DMIS, Polyworks, or similar software
Analyze inspection data to perform root cause analysis, support SPC initiatives, and conduct capability studies
Collaborate with Design and Manufacturing Engineers on Design for Manufacturability/Inspectability feedback
Create comprehensive inspection plans interpreting complex drawings and 3D CAD models to validate GD&T requirements
Generate inspection reports and present findings to cross-functional teams to drive corrective actions
Support metrology equipment calibration, maintain documentation, and contribute to technology selection

What they're looking for

CMM programming (PC-DMIS or Polyworks)
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (ASME Y14.5)
Statistical process control (SPC) and capability analysis
3D CAD model interpretation and mechanical drawing analysis
Laser tracker and portable metrology equipment operation
AS9100 Quality Management System experience
Root cause analysis and problem-solving
Technical report writing and cross-functional communication

Benefits

Competitive hourly pay ($47.12–$62.50 USD)
Equity grants included in majority of full-time offers
Top-tier benefits for full-time employees
Work on cutting-edge defense technology and maritime systems
AS9100-certified manufacturing environment
Opportunities for professional growth in advanced metrology

Likely interview questions

Walk us through your experience programming CMM inspection routines—what software platforms have you used and what was your most complex inspection plan?
Tell us about a time you discovered a process capability issue through metrology data; how did you communicate it and what corrective actions resulted?

Describe your hands-on experience with GD&T interpretation per ASME Y14.5 and how you've applied it to validate design intent in production.
What is your experience with large-scale metrology equipment like laser trackers, and how would you approach setting up an alignment strategy for undersea or sea-to-air vehicles?
Have you created First Article Inspection Reports to AS9102 standard, and what did that process teach you about manufacturing compliance?
How do you approach translating complex 3D CAD models into measurable inspection plans, and what challenges have you encountered?
Why are you interested in working in maritime defense manufacturing, and what excites you about this rapidly scaling production environment?

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