- Robot type
- Drone · Defense
- Location
- McHenryMississippiUSA
- Job type
- Hardware
- Posted
- Jun 12, 2026
- Salary
- $99,000–$155,000 a year
Full-time
Electrical Engineer
Job description
The Anduril Rocket Motor Systems (RMS) team is on a mission to build next generation solid rocket motors for a safer, more connected world. To achieve our vision of becoming a large-volume provider of tactical rocket motors, we will develop differentiated products and services that maximize our customers’ capabilities, and we will establish and maintain a reputation of Quality and Reliability. ABOUT THE JOB As the Electrical Engineer, you will specify, design, develop and install devices used to collect data on solid rocket motor burn performance.
Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U.S. and allied military capabilities with advanced technology.
Job responsibilities
- Collaborates with other engineers to develop accurate, efficient equipment and instrumentation in accordance with safety and usability standards and client expectations.
- Collaborates with other electrical engineers to execute the safe arming and initiation of rocket motors under test.
- Designs PCBA and electrical system components with hands on testing and rework as necessary
- Creates detailed schematics and simulated models to test designs; optimizes designs for performance, reliability, and cost.
- Oversees the implementation of new measuring devices and control systems, ensuring devices are correctly installed and properly tested.
- Acts as project engineer for design, prototype fabrication, and manufacturing development.
- Develops required cable drawings to interface to various low- and high-voltage systems
- Drafts and presents formal technical documents, reports, and testing results to manager for approval.
Job requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
- Proven experience in safety-critical hardware design, incorporating multi-fault tolerance, arm/fire inhibits, safe bleed-down circuits, and inadvertent initiation mitigation.
- Experience in high-voltage PCB layout and circuit design for motor initiation, including capacitor charging/discharge circuits, high peak-current switching, and creepage/clearance management
- Experience with the design, development, and installation of sensors employed to collect data on system performance.
- NI Labview or NI DAQmx experience or familiar with other COTS data acquisition systems
- Thorough understanding of signal conditioning for data acquisition, i.e. analog circuit design
- Intimate knowledge of the analog to digital conversion process, i.e. digital circuit design
- Understand Computer controlled data acquisition and able to develop computer applications for data collection.