Multi-Domain Mission Capabilities Lead, Multinational Digital Infrastructure

Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U.S. and allied military capabilities with advanced technology. By bringing the expertise, technology, and business model of the 21st century’s most innovative companies to the defense industry, Anduril is changing how military systems are designed, built and sold. Anduril’s family of systems is powered by Lattice OS, an AI-powered operating system that turns thousands of data streams into a realtime, 3D command and control center. As the world enters an era of strategic competition, Anduril is committed to bringing cutting-edge autonomy, AI, computer vision, sensor fusion, and networking technology to the military in months, not years.

ABOUT THE TEAM

The Multinational Digital Infrastructure (MDI) team builds and sustains the classified networks, sovereign cloud environments, and data transport architectures that connect Anduril's Maritime platforms across the US, UK, and Australia. We own the connective tissue between autonomous systems from undersea mesh networks to multinational SECRET cloud enabling coordinated war fighting capability at scale across AUKUS nations.

ABOUT THE JOB

We are looking for a Multi-Domain Mission Capabilities Lead, Multinational Digital Infrastructure to join our rapidly growing team. Anduril builds world-class autonomous maritime platforms -- undersea vehicles, surface vessels, aerial systems, seabed sensors. Today, each platform communicates in its own way, on its own timeline, with its own constraints. There is no unified network architecture that enables a distributed autonomous fleet to operate as a single coordinated warfighting system.

The Anduril Maritime mission requires platforms to work together as a coordinated, multi-domain system of systems that detects, tracks, classifies, and engages threats across undersea, surface, air, and space domains. The SoS must persist in environments where nothing is guaranteed: comms are denied, infrastructure doesn't exist, and the system has to deploy from nothing to operational in hours.

This role owns the complete expeditionary digital infrastructure stack that makes coordinated maritime operations possible network, compute, data services, classification boundaries, and the management plane that keeps it all running in environments where nothing else exists. You define how platforms connect, where data gets processed and fused at the edge, how services run on forward-deployed compute without persistent connectivity, and how the entire stack deploys to an operational theater as a coherent, repeatable capability not a one-off science project.

You sit at the intersection of network architecture, systems engineering, edge compute, and expeditionary operations. You'll define the deployable digital infrastructure architecture, build it, take it to the field, prove it works under operational conditions, and hand back a repeatable playbook that scales beyond a single demonstration.

This is not a network engineering role that occasionally thinks about missions. This is a full-stack expeditionary infrastructure role network through compute through services through data that exists to make deployed mission systems work.

WHAT YOU’LL DO

Deployable Digital Infrastructure Architecture

Define the full-stack reference architecture for deployable Maritime mission infrastructure network, edge compute, data services, and classification boundaries packaged for expeditionary deployment to new theaters and new operations centers

Own the integration model across platforms: how systems discover each other, how data flows and gets processed between domains, how transport priorities map to C2 authority, and how the entire stack degrades gracefully when links are lost or nodes are destroyed

Design for expeditionary reality: the architecture must deploy in hours, operate in denied/degraded environments, reconstitute after node loss, and scale from a 2-vehicle demonstration to a 50+ vehicle operational fleet network through compute through services

Define the network and data transport layer that makes multi-domain coordination possible acoustic, RF, SATCOM, tactical datalinks, and terrestrial backhaul unified under a software-defined transport architecture

Architect the edge compute and data services layer: what workloads run forward, what data gets processed at the edge vs. transported to cloud, how mission services remain available without persistent backhaul

Mission Integration & Field Validation

Deploy the full expeditionary infrastructure stack to the field: network, compute, services, and data pipelines own the end-to-end digital infrastructure for operational exercises, fleet demonstrations, and customer integration events

Own the infrastructure performance budget that underpins mission timelines network latency, compute capacity, service availability, data pipeline throughput, failover and prove it holds under operational conditions

Serve as MDI's senior technical authority during exercises and deployments: ensure the deployed infrastructure stack enables platform teams to execute coordinated operations without digital infrastructure being the bottleneck at any layer

Build the deployment playbooks: repeatable, documented, trainable procedures for standing up the complete expeditionary infrastructure stack in new locations with new operators

Validate that edge services, data processing, and classification boundary controls perform correctly under operational load not just network connectivity, but the full digital stack

Expeditionary Digital Infrastructure

Design the complete deployable infrastructure stack: network gear, edge compute nodes, containerized mission services, crypto, SATCOM terminals, power, and operator interfaces packaged for rapid deployment to austere locations

Own the expeditionary compute and services layer: what workloads run on forward-deployed hardware, how mission applications containerize and deploy, how services discover each other and remain available in disconnected conditions

Architect the edge data processing pipeline: sensor fusion, local analytics, data reduction, and priority-based forwarding deciding what gets processed at the edge vs. what transits to sovereign cloud

Define the interface between expeditionary field infrastructure and persistent sovereign cloud how data, state, and configuration sync between a temporary forward node and classified environments when connectivity is intermittent

Solve the comms-denied problem at the full-stack level: not just store-and-forward for data, but autonomous service operation, local decision support, edge caching, and graceful reconnection when links restore

Own the management plane for deployed infrastructure: how you monitor health, push updates, patch vulnerabilities, rotate credentials, and maintain configuration state across forward-deployed nodes without persistent connectivity

Design and enforce classification boundary management in forward locations: data flow policies, cross-domain interfaces, crypto management, and national release controls in expeditionary configurations not just at fixed sites

Cross-Functional Technical Leadership

Operate as an embedded technical leader across Maritime platform teams establishing common interfaces, integration patterns, and networking standards through direct contribution, not delegation

Represent Anduril externally to Navy, allied defense, and AUKUS partners on deployable mission system architecture translate operational requirements into technical strategy

Shape multinational architecture for coalition deployments: how allies integrate into the same system of systems under different classification frameworks and national authorities

Drive alignment between MDI infrastructure (classified networks, sovereign cloud, data transport) and platform engineering teams on how their systems operate in deployed configurat