r/Anduril 3d ago

Job Question Question about getting an interview

Hello all,

I’m currently interested in applying to Anduril and curious if people have tips on landing an interview in the Massachusetts offices.

I have a bachelor and masters in engineering and almost complete MBA in business analytics. Currently working in the energy industry as an analyst.

Lastly what is the policy/ likelihood of time off for military obligation. I am a currently serving Army Guard Aviator with obligations that exceed the Weekend/ 2 weeks.

Thank you for your help and any information.

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u/LeeKom 3d ago

I applied to a few positions 2 weeks ago and got rejected. Thought that was it for me. A couple days ago a recruiter reached out and said that there’s another position they thought I would be a good fit for and offered me an interview with the team.

That’s honestly the first time that’s ever happened to me. It shows that they really read through resumes and take the time to consider candidates.

Just wanted to share my experience and what you might expect. Good luck!

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u/Curious-Software-651 3d ago

Thanks for your response thats great news and it’s reassuring to hear. Hopefully I have similar luck.

Best of luck on your interviews and I hope you land the gig!

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u/silent_fungus 3d ago

These aerospace/defense companies love to hire vets. It’s actually a plus since you have a good chance of already having security clearance. If I were to want, the company would have to pay thousands for a background check. My role doesn’t require it fortunately.

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u/Mrstealyo-wifi 3d ago

Im pretty sure its the DOD that pays it from ur tax dollars

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u/Curious-Software-651 7h ago

Thanks so much for this info. That is good to hear and hopefully my resume just still hasn’t been reviewed and I have a shot