Senior Master Scheduler - Integrated Production Planning

Anduril Industries, Inc.

Santa Ana (CA)

Hybrid

USD 150,000 - 210,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Anduril Industries, Inc. is standing up cutting edge maritime production and you will own the integrated schedule. This role drives the IMS, coordinates with engineering, material, manufacturing, and quality, and ensures on-time delivery through rigorous planning and analysis.

You will be on the floor with welders, machinists, and planners, mentoring junior staff and shaping the production control function. A U.S. Person with the ability to obtain a Secret clearance is required.

Qualifications

10+ years in production planning, production control, or master scheduling in shipbuilding, aerospace, or heavy manufacturing.
Program-level planning experience: demonstrated ability to build and manage integrated schedules for complex manufacturing or defense programs.
You have built and maintained a real integrated schedule against a real build and held the critical path when material and labor both moved.
Familiarity with controlled production environments (defense, aerospace, automotive, or similar).
Fluency with a scheduling toolset (P6, MS Project, Open Plan, Aurora) and with an ERP/MES (Forge, Odoo, SAP, Solumina, Oracle).
Must be a U.S. Person due to required access to U.S. export controlled information or facilities.
Eligible to obtain and maintain an active U.S. Secret security clearance.
No degree required. Apprenticeship, Navy Nuclear Power School, military experience, or a trade path to planning all count.

Responsibilities

The integrated master plan and integrated master schedule for module production, horizontally and vertically integrated across engineering, material, manufacturing, and quality.
Critical path and network logic: find the conflicts, resolve them, and tell the program what just moved and why.
Shop load and dispatch — what gets worked today, against real material availability, qualified labor, and open nonconformances.
Schedule adherence and earned value: measure plan against actual, then feed the variance back into the plan.
Re-baselining when the program changes, with the risk analysis to support it.
Working the floor. This is a Gemba job, not a spreadsheet job — you will be at 3100 Harbor with the welders, machinists, and planners.
Standing up the production control function: the cadence, the artifacts, the metrics, and the interface to supply chain and quality.
The scheduling data model our dynamic scheduling system (LOKI) consumes — you define what “a step” means here.
Mentoring planners and schedulers as the team grows.