Skip to content

FDE jobs at Hadrian

Builds autonomous, software-defined factories that machine high-tolerance metal parts for aerospace and defense primes up to 10x faster and 2x cheaper.

Later private · About 201–1,000 people

5 postings, 4 new in the last 30 days2 metrosmedian posted base $358,000Careers at Hadrian ↗read

Published

5 open FDE roles at Hadrian

4 of 5 postings lead deployment teams. Rows that do other work name it.

Compare these roles with pay ranges at other US FDE employers.

How Hadrian describes FDE work

Mention travel

How often postings mention travel

20% of postings · US 42%

Well below average

Senior or staff level

Senior-level responsibility or above

100% of postings · US 94%

Above average

Require production code

Postings that involve writing production code

100% of postings · US 80%

Well above average

Remote allowed

Postings that allow remote work

0% of postings · US 30%

Well below average

Work for external customers

Work done for people outside the company

100% of postings · US 86%

Above average

Include pre-sales work

Evaluation or proposal work before a deal

20% of postings · US 24%

About average

0%50%100%

Hadrian’s postings allow remote work far less often than the US average (0% vs 30%) and mention travel less often (20% vs 42%).

Shares leave out postings that say nothing about a measure. Travel counts silence as no mention. Compare with all US FDE postings and read the method →

Pay at Hadrian

Median posted base $358,000 · US staff-level FDE median $225,000

From 5 posted base ranges, each read at its middle. Bonus and equity are not counted. See how posted pay differs by level, location and travel →

Compare with similar employers

Employers whose postings describe the most similar work.

New York, NY

—

5 postings

New York, NY

$290,000

5 postings

Austin, TX · New York, NY

—

5 postings

Other FDE employers in Los Angeles and SF Bay Area

Ask your AI how Hadrian compares

I am a…

Employer postings · How we read postings

Hiring FDEs like Hadrian? Tell us the role →