Own the system architecture across vehicle classes, so one design scales across many platforms instead of being redone for each vehicle.

Define and own the interface standard between the base kit and the mission kits: power, data, network and mechanical.

Own the vehicle power budget: what the kit draws, what the vehicle can supply, and how the system behaves when power runs short.

Define the interfaces to vehicle data buses (CAN, J1939, vehicle Ethernet) and to the Army systems already installed on the vehicle.

Turn product and customer needs into system requirements, with traceability and a verification method for every requirement.

Write and maintain the interface control documents (ICDs), and get each one an owner and sign-off on both sides.

Lead the technical content of design reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR), including the entrance and exit criteria and the evidence that the design meets them.

Run trade studies on compute, power and packaging, and bring clear recommendations to the Chief Engineer.

Work directly with engineers in other Anduril business lines whose products will ride on the kit. Understand their needs and hold the line on the standard.

Keep the technical risk register with the Chief Engineer and program team.

Work hands-on in the lab and on vehicles during integration and test.

Systems Engineer, Ground Maneuver Programs

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Anduril Industries

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