Software Engineer- Battlespace Awareness

About this role

Anduril Industries seeks a Software Engineer to develop advanced tracking algorithms and real-time systems for air and missile defense radar. You'll design multi-target tracking solutions, optimize high-performance distributed systems processing massive sensor data, and collaborate with radar engineers to integrate solutions into defense systems deployed for mission-critical operations.

What you'll do

• Design and implement advanced tracking algorithms for multi-target detection, track fusion, and threat discrimination
• Develop high-performance real-time software systems to process radar data and maintain tracks on dozens to hundreds of simultaneous targets
• Build modeling and simulation environments to validate tracking performance and identify improvements
• Collaborate with radar engineers and system architects to integrate tracking solutions into end-to-end defense systems
• Optimize tracking software for performance-critical, millisecond-sensitive environments
• Communicate technical concepts and trade-offs to cross-functional teams, leadership, and customers

What they're looking for

• C++ programming
• Python programming
• Linear algebra and probability/statistics
• Real-time systems design
• Signal processing and sensor data handling
• Software engineering fundamentals (design patterns, testing, version control)
• Algorithm design and optimization
• Multi-target tracking and sensor fusion

Benefits

• Work on mission-critical defense technology with direct military impact
• Access to cutting-edge AI and computer vision capabilities through Lattice OS platform
• Collaborate with small, focused teams of expert engineers
• Opportunities for customer demonstrations and field testing
• Located in Fort Collins, Colorado

Likely interview questions

• Walk us through your experience with C++ and Python—which have you used most extensively, and in what contexts?
• Describe a time you optimized software for performance-critical systems. What trade-offs did you consider?