Anduril Industries is a pioneering defense technology company that specializes in developing innovative autonomous systems designed to enhance national security capabilities. Leveraging its proprietary Lattice OS, Anduril provides a suite of solutions that integrate AI-driven autonomy across air, maritime, and land domains. This enables effective, real-time command and control of defense operations, catering to both U.S. and allied military needs.
Founded: 2017
Palmer Luckey Founder |
Brian Schimpf Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer |
Matt Grimm Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer |
Christian Brose President and Chief Strategy Officer |
Babak Siavoshy Chief Financial Officer |
Matthew Steckman President and Chief Business Officer |
Trae Stephens Co Founder and Executive Chairman |
Megan Milam Senior Vice President, Government Relations |
Gregory Kausner Senior Vice President of Global Defense |
Zachary Mears Senior Vice President of Strategy |
David Goodrich Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Anduril Asia-Pacific |
Joseph Chen Co Founder |
Shannon Prior Head of Communications |
Ann Marie Rosas General Counsel |
Jennifer Bucci Head of Design |
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The state approved tax breaks approaching half a billion dollars Monday for a California defense contractor that plans to build a weapons factory in Pickaway County.
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Business has been booming for Anduril. The venture-backed weapons maker doubled revenue to about $1 billion in 2024, say people close to the company, and could get another sales lift from a change in Defense Department leadership under incoming President Donald Trump. The opportunity for growth ...
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