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Anduril

Senior Industrial Engineer, Labor Standards

$147K–$196K

Costa Mesa, California, United States · Senior · Full-time · Posted Sep 4, 2026

Experience
6+ years developing and maintaining labor standards.
Education
Bachelor's or advanced degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related field (preferred).

About the job

Own and scale Anduril’s enterprise labor-standards system, ensuring manufacturing time standards are measured, maintained, integrated with MES, and used in operational planning.

What you'll do

  • Set enterprise methods, tools, documentation, and governance for consistent, traceable time studies and a centralized labor-standards repository.
  • Integrate validated standards with MES and manage updates across NPI stages and engineering changes.
  • Lead complex time studies, train and mentor engineers, and translate labor data into production decisions.

What they ask for

  • 6+ years developing and maintaining labor standards in a fast-paced manufacturing environment, with hands-on proficiency in multiple time-study methodologies.
  • Deep knowledge of time-study fundamentals, including element breakdown, performance rating, allowances, sample sizing, and statistical defensibility.
  • Experience deploying standardized time-study processes and tools across an organization, and integrating labor standards with MES, ERP, or production-planning systems.
  • Must be a U.S. Person due to required access to U.S. export-controlled information or facilities.

Nice to have

  • Bachelor's or advanced degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related field.
  • Experience establishing centralized labor standards, managing standards through NPI and engineering changes, or working in high-mix manufacturing or defense/aerospace.

Pay

$147,000 — $196,000 USD (base salary only)

Tools

MODAPTS, MTM, MES, ERP, Python, SQL, Power BI

AI focus

Establish how AI tools are used to accelerate labor-standards work, including video-based time-study analysis, automated element breakdowns, and data extraction from work instructions, with validation guardrails.

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First seen Oct 10, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)