Anduril reviews

Anduril’s internal culture is plagued by toxic elitism and unchecked negativity, creating a work environment that is both discouraging and unprofessional. Unlike my experience at a prime defense company—where strong leadership actively curbed such behavior—Anduril lacks the necessary oversight to prevent toxic attitudes from taking root. A significant factor in this issue appears to be the promotion of engineers into leadership roles despite their lack of experience in mentorship, management, and team-building. As a result, I have witnessed teams openly disparage individuals both inside and outside the company, even going so far as to blacklist potential hires. For a newer employee, this creates an incredibly demotivating atmosphere. This culture is not emerging in isolation—it is being cultivated, trickling down through the ranks, and setting the stage for future toxic leaders. Without deliberate intervention, this problem will only grow, ultimately damaging morale, innovation, and the company’s ability to attract and retain top talent.

Terrible structure, extreme lack of awareness when it comes to how a business should operate. A lot of nepotism in this place from hiring to even vendor selection and career advancement. Very throw money at it mentality. Never thought I’d see high school social circles make a professional come back. Get treated like a third class citizen. People are drinking in the office, you see the IT team at happy hour more than you see them work.