A-Z Listing

Daring to Dream

Growing up in Puerto Rico, a career in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) seemed like an alien concept.

Darren Edwards, Head of Maintenance, describes transitioning to Northrop Grumman Australia after a career in the Army

Darren Edwards, Head of Maintenance, describes transitioning to Northrop Grumman Australia after a career in the Army.

Data Link Processing and Management

Northrop Grumman offers world-class expertise in tactical data link (TDL) technology. No other TDL products are as widely used.

Dawn Spacecraft

Dawn is a planetary science mission funded by NASA’s Discovery Program who partnered with Northrop Grumman for the mission to advance understanding of the origin and evolution of the solar system by studying the protoplanet, Vesta and the dwarf planet Ceres.

DAWN Spacecraft: Uncovering the Relics of the Early Solar System

NASA's DAWN spacecraft, designed and built by Northrop Grumman, captured more than 100,000 images of the two different proto-planets, allowing scientists to catalog their previously unknown history.

Dean Muller, Project Manager describes the sheer variety of capability and breadth of opportunity.

Dean Muller, Project Manager describes the sheer variety of capability and breadth of opportunity.

Deep Learning Technologies Will Change How We Process Data

Will Chambers, a research and development engineer at Northrop Grumman, shares the game-changing potential of deep learning technologies.

Defense AI Technology Worlds Apart From Commercial AI

Northrop Grumman engineers working in Defense Artificial Intelligence technology operate on smaller data sets in less well-defined environments to enable warfighters to make faster, better-informed, ethical decisions.

Defense Support Program (DSP)

The Northrop Grumman-built Defense Support Program (DSP) satellites have been the spaceborne segment of NORAD's Tactical Warning and Attack Assessment system since 1970.

Defense Systems

Northrop Grumman's Defense Systems sector is a broad-spectrum provider of critical technology services for national security, military and civilian customers.

Define Your Career with Northrop Grumman

At Northrop Grumman, we believe that creating a team and a workplace that values diversity and fosters inclusion is pivotal to promoting innovation and increasing productivity and profitability.

Defining Possible – Innovation and Advanced Technology

Northrop Grumman's pioneering vision, technology and people defining possible. Our teams explore burgeoning research areas and inventing revolutionary technology that will not only accomplish the mission at hand but also influence our world.

Derivative Classification Training

Developing Hypersonic Missile Systems: A New Capability Center Brings High-Speed Weapons to the Forefront

Northrop Grumman has broken ground on a Hypersonics Capability Center at its Elkton, Maryland, facility. The move will help to usher in a new era of military readiness.

Diaphragm Tanks Data Sheets – Sorted by Part Number

Qualified propellant volume might not be the maximum propellant compartment volume. We will provide maximum propellant compartment volume upon request.

Diaphragm Tanks Data Sheets – Sorted by Volume

Qualified propellant volume might not be the maximum propellant compartment volume. We will provide maximum propellant compartment volume upon request.

Digital Engineering Adopts 3D Virtual Reality Tools

Northrop Grumman engineers were early testers of 3D VR tools and have since adopted this key tool to dramatically reduce testing time and effort as well as improve demonstrations to win customer trust.

Digital Engineering and Human Factors Designing HALO

Northrop Grumman engineers are using digital engineering methods to design and test the Habitation and Logistics Outpost (HALO).

Digital Engineering Triumph MEV Revitalizes Satellites in Space

Northrop Grumman is reimagining satellite services, creating a line of industrious spacecraft that refuel and repair satellites.

Digital Modeling for Out-of-This-World Environments

Northrop Grumman engineers combined digital modeling with physical testing to predict how the James Webb Space Telescope -- the world's largest telescope -- will perform in space.