AI-Driven Intern, Anduril Industries
Hardware Health Monitoring Intern
+ Equity
More information about location
Office located in Lexington, Massachusetts
Hardware and software for national security
Open for applications
Hardware and software for national security
1001+ employees
Open for applications
+ Equity
More information about location
Office located in Lexington, Massachusetts
1001+ employees
Company mission
To defend against America's national security challenges to create a safer future for the nation.
Role
Who you are
- Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Data Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field with a focus on machine learning or artificial intelligence
- Proficiency in Python and experience with machine learning libraries such as TensorFlow or PyTorch
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment
- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to document and present technical information effectively
What the job involves
- The Anduril Imaging team develops state-of-the-art imaging systems, deployed to tackle the most significant security challenges of America and its allies
- The Imaging Software team is seeking an innovative and analytical AI/ML intern to join our team to work on a cutting-edge project aimed at developing an AI-driven hardware health monitoring system
- This project will involve analyzing hardware health data, identifying trends, and establishing intelligent thresholds for potential hardware malfunctions
- If you have a passion for machine learning and a keen interest in hardware systems, we invite you to apply for this exciting opportunity to contribute to a high-impact project
- Engage in the full lifecycle of an AI-driven hardware health monitoring system development
- Analyze and preprocess hardware health data to prepare it for model training
- Develop and train machine learning models to predict hardware health and establish smart thresholds
- Optimize algorithms and integrate the AI system into the existing hardware infrastructure
- Perform thorough testing and validation of the AI system
- Document the development process and present findings and results at the project's conclusion
Our take
Anduril makes hardware and software for defense agencies including the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security. Its hardware products include specialist drones with a long flight time and surveillance towers.
This hardware is tied together by proprietary software, the Lattice platform, which uses sensor fusion, machine learning, and mesh networking to integrate real-time data from Anduril hardware and third-party systems into a single, autonomous operating picture. While the hardware observes and detects, the software can make decisions as to the threat level of any anomalies, and so allow for observation and protection of an area or building with minimal manpower.
Anduril closed a Series E funding round in 2022 led by Valor Equity Partners. This funding was used for research and development of its autonomous defense products, such as the Roadrunner, a modular twin-jet powered autonomous vehicle that can take off and land vertically. Variants of the Roadrunner include defensive warhead armed interceptors which are the first drone weapons that can be retrieved after deployment. The company has also expanded to Australia where it is working in tandem with the Australian Defence Force to improve its military technology and infrastructure and is recruiting talent worldwide to support its rapidly growing portfolio of defense projects.
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Company
Funding (last 2 of 6 rounds)
Aug 2024
$1.5bn
SERIES F
Dec 2022
$1.5bn
SERIES E
Total funding: $3.7bn
Company benefits
- Full Family Health Coverage
- 16 Weeks Paid Parental Leave for All Caregivers
- Family Planning & Support
- Incentivized Time Off
- Mental Health Resources
- Financial Planning
- Unlimited Provisions
- Professional Development
Company HQ
Irvine Business Complex, Irvine, CA
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Leadership
Brian Schimpf
(Co-founder & CEO)Having studied at Cornell, they joined Palantir as an Engineer in 2007. They left after over 9 years in order to co-found Anduril in July 2017 as CEO.
Palmer Luckey
(Co-founder)They founded Oculus VR in April 2012, where they worked until April 2017 when they co-founded Anduril.
Trae Stephens
(Co-founder)Former Lead Data Analyst at LexisNexis for 2 years, prior to spending 5 at Palantir. They joined Founders Fund as a Partner in 2014, and co-founded Anduril in 2017.
Matt Grimm
(Co-founder & COO)Studied Engineering at Cornell before working as a Booz Allen Hamilton Consultant and spending over 6 years at Palantir as a Forward Deployed Engineer. They worked at Mithril Capital Management and Classy.org before co-founding Anduril in 2017.
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