- Robot type
- Drone · Defense
- Location
- District of ColumbiaUSA
- Job type
- Hardware
- Posted
- Sep 15, 2026
Full-time
Senior Systems Engineer, Technology Release
Job description
The Technology Security and Foreign Disclosure (TSFD) team determines whether Anduril's capabilities can be exported, to whom, and on what authority. We secure the approvals that turn a product into a releasable product: Low Observable and Counter-Low Observable Tri-Service Committee decision memoranda, Critical Program Information assessments, service export baselines, and the disclosure policy that governs what may be said to a partner nation and when. We work across every business line and every service. Our counterparts are SAF/IA, NIPO, DTSA, DASA DE&C, the program executive offices, and the security assistance enterprise.
This role owns the systems engineering product description and…
Job responsibilities
- Collaborate and interface with the Anduril Global Defense TSFD and International Trade Compliance teams to serve as an engineering focal point navigating Technology Security and Foreign Disclosure (TSFD) pipes and…
- Lead engineering engagements with Business Line Engineering Leads and author technical data packages for the Low Observable / Counter-Low Observable Tri-Services Committee (LO/CLO TSC).
- Interface with platform engineering teams to educate, apply, and enforce the requirements of DoDM S-5230.28 across the Anduril portfolio.
- Collaborate and interface with the Anduril Global Defense TSFD and International Trade Compliance teams to structure platform release roadmaps supporting both Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Letters of Offer and…
- Interface with platform engineering teams to identify and classify Critical Program Information (CPI).
- Collaborate with Anti-Tamper (AT) engineers to understand AT architectures (hardware, software, and cryptographic barriers) designed to protect CPI throughout export platform lifecycles.
- Run the action-tracking discipline across the team: owners, due dates, and follow-through on commitments made to program offices and internal stakeholders.
- Build the repeatable process, templates, and artifact standards that shorten time from assessment request to approval as the number of capabilities under review grows.
Job requirements
- 5-10 years of relevant experience in defense systems engineering, export control, technology transfer, foreign disclosure, or security assistance.
- Working knowledge of the U.S. export control regime, including ITAR and EAR, and of the authorities governing technology release to foreign partners.
- Demonstrated systems engineering expertise in an environment with many concurrent efforts, external dependencies, and hard deadlines set by others.
- Experience coordinating across government stakeholders such as program executive offices, service international affairs organizations, DTSA, or the security assistance enterprise.
- Exceptional written communication, with the ability to turn regulatory and classified detail into concise decision-ready reporting for senior leaders.
- High-integrity judgment handling controlled and classified information, and the discipline to be precise about what is approved versus what is merely expected.
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
- US Citizen with active Secret clearance with eligibility for TS/SCI.