Costa Mesa, California, United States

Senior Information Systems Security Officer, NGC2

USD 147K–196K / yearSeniorSecurity

KubernetesCCNACEHDue diligence

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Senior Information Systems Security Officer, NGC2 is an open role at Anduril Industries, a software company in AI and data. The job is based in Costa Mesa, United States. Our labels mark it as a senior-level role in security. Technologies named in the posting: Kubernetes. It asks for 5+ years of experience. Perks named in the posting: equity. Certifications named in the posting: CCNA and CEH. Anduril Industries has 634 open positions on this site, 170 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-11-10

About Anduril Industries

AI and data Software product company 634 open positions, 27% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Non-software engineering and technicians (241), Software engineering (general) (99), Operations and admin (78).

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Seniority	Senior
Role	Security
Countries	United States
Key facts	Stack: Kubernetes · Experience: 5+ years · Certifications: CCNA, CEH · Security clearance required · Equity

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