Chief Engineer, Fury Advanced Development & Prototyping
Anduril Industries · Costa Mesa
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- Company
- Anduril Industries
- Location
- Costa Mesa
- Salary
- $254,000 — $336,000
- Posted
- February 23, 2026
About this job
ABOUT THE TEAM The Air Dominance and Strike (AD&S) Chief Engineering Team is a driving force behind the technical execution and strategic vision of our most critical programs. They are responsible for architecting a vision for product development and guiding multi-disciplinary teams to deliver effectively. They are expected to own the mission and to be deeply involved in building the eco-system that enables execution. WHAT YOU’LL DO Lead Prototype Execution: Own the end-to-end technical execution of building first-article and prototype autonomous aircraft, leading the team from part fabrication to a fully integrated, flight-ready vehicle.…
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