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Anduril

Robot type
Drone · Defense
Location
Costa MesaCaliforniaUSA
Job type
Artificial Intelligence
Posted
Jun 18, 2026
Salary
$98,000–$148,000 a year
Full-time

Training & Adoption Manager

Job description

As a Training and Adoption Manager, you will plan, resource, and execute world-class technical training instruction, enabled by a deep understanding of our products and each customer’s unique demands. You will serve as subject matter expert on Anduril’s growing product offerings, including, but not limited to, Counter Intrusion and Counter Unmanned Systems. You will also help drive adoption of our products by understanding user workflows and surfacing pain points. Multi-functional work and proactive communication across internal teams will help you drive the end-to-end customer experience.

Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U.S.

Job responsibilities

  • Create, shape, and manage training collateral for our product capabilities and technology to end users
  • Work with engineers, program managers, and subject matter experts to convert product capabilities and tasks, techniques, and procedures into learning objectives with matching course content
  • Design training curricula across a variety of platforms, including presentations, hands-on practicals, computer-based training, and simulations
  • Ensure instruction and training collateral remain current and updated for new features and functionality
  • Orchestrate the expeditionary delivery of training on Anduril products
  • Lead classroom presentations and hands-on instruction onsite at customer locations, including in Hazard Zone locations, and Anduril test sites
  • Educate end users from military, government agency, and commercial backgrounds on Anduril’s hardware and software offerings
  • Collaborate across nearly every Anduril team

Job requirements

  • Training background with expertise in planning, developing, and delivering training.
  • Understanding and proven application of ADDIE, adult learning theories, and instructional design for training program development in a technical field.
  • Eligible to obtain and maintain a U.S. Secret security clearance.
  • Ability to travel up to 50%, to include travel to Hazard Zones, for approximately 20-30 days at a time.
  • Experience explaining technical terminology and solutions to a non-technical audience is a plus.
  • Prior military or government agency exposure / experience preferred.
  • Munitions storage and handling controls.
  • Ownership mentality with strong initiative in managing your own work, and possibly that of others. You should have a natural bias to assume responsibility.

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