Embedded Software Engineer, Anti-Tamper

At Anduril we are developing cutting-edge artificial intelligence systems, command and control platforms, and autonomous systems across air, land, maritime, and space domains. We are looking for Embedded Software Anti-Tamper Engineers to drive a mission-focused, threat-informed approach to Program Protection Engineering for the next generation of Anduril's embedded and autonomous systems.

In order to be successful at Anduril, an Embedded Software Anti-Tamper Engineer must be fluent in secure design and implementation, with a hands-on, contribution-focused mindset. This role will work side-by-side with Systems Security and Product Software Engineers to actualize program protection requirements into tamper-resistant embedded systems across the Anduril portfolio.

- Develop software and firmware for security-sensitive systems on embedded platforms.

- Apply cryptographic mechanisms for authentication, encryption, integrity, and key handling.

- Support board bring-up, hardware-software integration, and low-level debugging across boot, initialization, peripheral interfaces, and device communication.

- Work with Hardware, FPGA, Systems, and Security engineers to integrate trusted platform features across SoCs, FPGA-based devices, and related components.

- Design, document, implement, and validate security-critical features.

- Experience with safety and security-critical embedded software and/or firmware engineering.

- Experience working with embedded platforms that may include SoCs, FPGAs, and hardware security-relevant components.

- Experience in one or more of the following languages: C/C++, Rust.

- Experience with Industry-standard embedded software toolchains.

- Embedded security and Anti-Tamper architecture, design and implementation.

- Experience reviewing chain of trust systems, key lifecycle management designs, isolation architectures, or tamper resistant platform designs.

- Experience in defense, aerospace, robotics, autonomous systems, industrial control, or other mission-critical embedded environments.