ABOUT THE TEAM

Modern conflict demands a fundamentally new set of airborne capabilities. From mass-producible autonomous fighter aircraft and weapons, to the software that enables a single human operator to fight with scalable teams of robots, Anduril’s Air Dominance & Strike division is pioneering a new type of capabilities that enable the U.S. and our allies to regain control of the skies, punish our adversaries on the ground, and unlock new concepts of operation that increase the survivability and effectiveness of the joint force across domains.

• Fury: A group 5 autonomous air vehicle (AAV) that combines fighter aircraft performance, trusted mission autonomy, and hyper-scale producibility to transform air dominance for the high end fight.
• Barracuda & Barracuda-M: A family of air-breathing autonomous air vehicles and cruise missiles purpose-built for hyper-scale production and mass employment.
• Roadrunner & Roadrunner-M: A twin-turbojet powered, VTOL, recoverable, autonomous air vehicle available in a high-explosive interceptor variant for ground-based air defense against a wide range of aerial threats.
• Lattice for Mission Autonomy: A software platform that enables teams of robotic systems to autonomously and dynamically collaborate to achieve mission outcomes across sea, land, and air, extending the reach, capabilities, and situational awareness of a single human operator for missions including from offensive and defensive counter air, coordinated multi-domain mass effects, air defense, and more.

ABOUT THE JOB

As the Communications Manager for the Air Dominance & Strike Division, you will be responsible for bringing the narrative and stories around some of Anduril’s most consequential and highest profile products and programs to life. You’ll drive communications campaigns, media strategy, and thought leadership that spotlight our capabilities across autonomous airpower, advanced effects, and mission autonomy. This role is perfect for someone who has both a deep appreciation of national security and a passion for aviation writ-large.

WHAT YOU’LL DO

• Own the narrative for the Air Dominance & Strike division and its three business lines: Autonomous Airpower, Advanced Effects, and Mission Autonomy.
• Develop and execute proactive communications campaigns to drive awareness, influence, and reputation among key audiences in defense, tech, and policy circles.
• Elevate division leadership as thought leaders by developing tailored narratives, preparing executive comms materials, and securing high-impact opportunities across media, speaking platforms, and strategic engagements.
• Craft compelling messaging, op-eds, media pitches, product launches, and executive briefings that highlight our innovations and impact on modern warfighting.
• Maintain strong relationships with top-tier national security, defense trade, and tech reporters, editors, analysts, and influencers.
• Collaborate with engineers, program managers, and senior leadership to identify and elevate stories about tech, operational deployments, and customer success.
• Partner with internal and external comms teams on events, speaking engagements, and awards programs that advance the division’s visibility and thought leadership.
• Help plan and execute high-impact media experiences including demos, field tests, and site visits.
• Support crisis and issue communications as needed, with judgment and discretion.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Must love airplanes and things that fly.
• 5-7 years of experience in strategic communications, public relations, tech, policy, or a comparable field - preferable with a focus on defense or aviation.
• This is a customer-facing role. Experience working with or as a U.S. military Public Affairs Officer (PAO), or collaborating closely with military public affairs teams, is strongly preferred.
• Strong writing chops: You can craft a tight narrative, punchy headlines, and memorable messaging with ease.
• Comfort working directly with senior leaders, reporters, and technical experts.
• Ability to juggle multiple priorities with composure, judgment, and attention to detail.
• Must be a U.S. Person due to required access to U.S. export controlled information or facilities