Fleet Telemetry Observability Engineer

Anduril-1; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 166,000 - 220,000; Full time

Job summary

Anduril Industries is seeking an Observability-focused Software Engineer to design and operate its production telemetry systems for ground and cloud environments. You will build SDKs for metrics, logging, and tracing, and develop real-time data pipelines that connect environments with centralized monitoring infrastructure.

You will collaborate with the Robotics Data Foundation and Fleet Management teams to ensure telemetry and monitoring are first-class primitives across products.

Qualifications

• Build and operate a robust, high-availability core observability plane.
• Design developer-facing SDKs and tooling for instrumenting mission-critical services.
• Engage with internal customers to understand needs and improve systems.
• Enable metrics-driven engineering and seamless investigation of production incidents.

Responsibilities

• Build and operate production telemetry systems for ground and cloud nodes.
• Design SDKs for metrics aggregation, structured logging, and tracing.
• Build real-time data pipelines connecting environments with core Observability systems.
• Collaborate with Robotics Data Foundation & Fleet Management teams to ensure monitoring is a core primitive.

Skills

Observability systems design

Go

Rust

C++

Python

On-call experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science / Computer Engineering / Electrical Engineering

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

AWS / GCP / Azure

Prometheus

Grafana

ELK stack

ClickHouse/ClickStack

Job description

Anduril Industries is seeking an Observability-focused Software Engineer to design and operate its production telemetry systems for ground and cloud environments. You will build SDKs for metrics, logging, and tracing, and develop real-time data pipelines that connect environments with centralized monitoring infrastructure.

You will collaborate with the Robotics Data Foundation and Fleet Management teams to ensure telemetry and monitoring are first-class primitives across products.