Senior Director, Business Development, Expeditionary Systems

Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U.S. and allied military capabilities with advanced technology. By bringing the expertise, technology, and business model of the 21st century’s most innovative companies to the defense industry, Anduril is changing how military systems are designed, built and sold. Anduril’s family of systems is powered by Lattice OS, an AI-powered operating system that turns thousands of data streams into a realtime, 3D command and control center.

As the world enters an era of strategic competition, Anduril is committed to bringing cutting-edge autonomy, AI, computer vision, sensor fusion, and networking technology to the military in months, not years.

Anduril is building the expeditionary systems layer for a new era of national security. Through Anduril Expeditionary Systems, we are standing up an entirely new category of deployable, survivable platforms — systems that can be packaged, moved, and operated wherever the mission goes, including in the most contested and communications-denied environments on earth. It is a common expeditionary foundation that carries whatever the fight demands: data-center-class compute and infrastructure, command and control, and the transport of sensor and effector payloads to the edge.

The mission is to make deployable, survivable mission systems their own category, the way a carrier or a fighter is a category, and to field them at a speed and scale the traditional defense industrial base cannot match. That scale is not theoretical:
Anduril already designs and manufactures its Voyager compute line at industrial volume. A win at the expeditionary systems layer pulls that compute portfolio through with it — and, across the category, compute, command and control, and sensing/effects pull one another through in turn. This is one of the fastest-growing segments of the defense market, and we are earlyand already delivering large numbers of units to customers – but need to do more.

We are looking for a Senior Director of Business Development to own and scale this growth mission. This is not a strategy role — it is a build-and-close role. You will personally develop customer relationships at the highest levels of the Department of War and allied governments, shape requirements, run captures, and close multi-hundred-million-dollar deals — leading with edge compute and infrastructure, and expanding into the adjacent expeditionary missions of command and control and sensor/effector transport.

You will also set the strategic direction for how the expeditionary systems portfolio penetrates new markets, expands with existing customers, and scales globally.

This role reports into Connected Warfare, our division responsible for the systems that move, process, and protect data across the battlespace. You will work alongside a small, high-velocity team of engineers, operators, and growth leaders who ship product and close deals at a pace that traditional defense companies cannot match.

• Revenue and pipeline: Own and grow the expeditionary systems pipeline across all three mission areas — compute and infrastructure, command and control, and sensor/effector transport. You are personally accountable for bookings targets, not activity metrics, with compute and infrastructure as your center of gravity.
• Capture leadership: Personally lead end-to-end capture efforts for major programs across the portfolio — from shaping the requirement through proposal submission to contract award — whether the deal leads with a modular data center, a deployable command-and‑control node, or a platform carrying sensor and effector payloads. This is a hands‑on role, not a management layer.
• Category and market strategy: Own the go‑to‑market for an emerging category — expeditionary systems — not a single product line. Define how Anduril’s compute and infrastructure, command and control, and sensor/effector‑transport capabilities create and capture demand across DoD, allied nations, and commercial partners, and how a win in any one mission opens the other two.
• Portfolio pull‑through: Sell the system, not the box.…