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Anduril Industries · 2 hours ago

Low Observables Engineer, RCS

Costa Mesa, CA

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$129K/yr - $171K/yr

3+ years exp

Anduril Industries is a defense technology company committed to transforming military capabilities with advanced technology. The Low Observables Engineer will design, analyze, and test stealth features to ensure unmanned air systems remain undetectable in contested environments.

AerospaceArtificial Intelligence (AI)GovernmentMilitaryNational Security

No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Assist in the design and development of Low Observable (LO) unmanned air vehicles

Perform broadband Radar Cross Section (RCS) analysis of components and full air vehicles

Develop analysis tools, workflows, and validation processes for RCS analysis

Model and optimize LO materials for utilization in components and air vehicles

Aid in the development of manufacturing and validation plans for LO air vehicles

Plan and execute RCS testing of LO air vehicles and components

Qualification

Low Observable (LO) designRCS analysis toolsLO materials modelingCAD software NXCAD software CATIARCS testing experience3D printingPythonMatlabC++

Required

3+ years of experience with LO aircraft

Proficient knowledge of LO design, analysis, and validation methodologies

Experience with RCS analysis tools such as X-Patch, SENTRi, McMoM2D, FEKO, HFSS, CST or other company specific Computational ElectroMagnetics (CEM) analysis packages

Familiarity with how to model and design with LO materials

Experience with LO airframe design, LO coating integration, and subsystem integrations

Experience with CAD software packages such as NX, CATIA

Experience with various manufacturing methods such as composites, 3D printing, casting, injection molding, etc

Experience with Indoor and/or outdoor RCS testing of LO component and/or air vehicles

BS or higher degree in STEM discipline

Must possess and be able to maintain an active U.S. Top Secret security clearance