Software Engineer (Fleet Infrastructure)

About this role

• As an engineer on the Observability team, you will build & operate Anduril’s production telemetry systems for ground & cloud nodes
• This includes designing & implementing core developer SDKs for metrics aggregation, structured logging, and tracing, building the real-time data pipelines to connect environments
• You’ll also build for both cloud-connected as well as off-line/airgapped environments - and ensure a seamless user experience transitioning between both
• You’ll also collaborate closely with the Robotics Data Foundation & Fleet Management teams (which own our vehicle telemetry infrastructure as well as our software delivery plane for edge systems) to ensure that monitoring and alerting are first-class primitives supported in both of those products
• Build & operate a robust, high-availability core observability plane — We run Anduril’s centralized observability system for 100s of environments. Engineering teams depend on these systems daily to remain operationally responsible systems - these systems must gracefully scale to meet demand and meet strict uptime requirements
• Design developer-facing SDKs & tooling for instrumenting mission-critical services — We build the libraries & tooling that make correct, ergonomic instrumentation the default across a heterogeneous fleet of services & languages/frameworks (predominantly Go, Rust, C++, and Python)
• Eagerly engage with our customers — We partner closely with engineering teams to understand their needs, gaps of our systems, and proactively engage with them so that our systems continually improve. We actively work to close gaps early on, and maintain a close working relationship with internal customers
• Enable metrics-driven engineering and seamless investigation of production incidents — the ultimate mandate of the Observability team is to enable our organization to make data-driven decisions in real-time. This also extends to providing the substrate for agentic workflows for root-cause analysis, and ena...