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Radiation Testing

Northrop Grumman Radiation Testing experts measure the effects of radiation on materials, devices, circuits and systems in natural and man-made radiation environments.

Reaffirmation of Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action Policies

Commitment to Nondiscrimination and Anti-Harassment/Anti-Bullying Northrop Grumman is committed to the principles of equal employment opportunity and nondiscrimination, and we believe every person has the right to be treated with fairness, dignity and equal consideration. To further this commitment, activities must be implemented to ensure compliance with all applicable laws…

Real Time Insights with a Future Bent

Northrop Grumman engineers are combining a well-known decision-making theory, known as an OODA loop, with sensor data crunched by AI and ML to predict the lifespan of systems.

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Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services (RS3)

Resume Tips for Veterans Transitioning to Civilian Careers

Return to Huntsville

Northrop Grumman's iReturn program supports employees returning to the workforce after a career break of at least two years.

Return to Maryland

We’re proud to be a company where employees often return. With over 5,000 openings, we're hiring for roles across the company, in Alabama, Maryland, California, Florida, and Utah.

Return to Melbourne

We’re proud to be a company where employees often return. With over 5,000 openings, we're hiring for roles across the company, in Alabama, Maryland, California, Florida, and Utah.

Return to Northrop Grumman

We’re proud to be a company where employees often return. With over 5,000 openings, we're hiring for roles across the company, in Alabama, Maryland, California, Florida, and Utah.

Return to Palmdale

Northrop Grumman's iReturn program supports employees returning to the workforce after a career break of at least two years.

Return to San Diego

We’re proud to be a company where employees often return. With over 5,000 openings, we're hiring for roles across the company, in Alabama, Maryland, California, Florida, and Utah.

Return to Utah

Northrop Grumman's iReturn program supports employees returning to the workforce after a career break of at least two years.

Returning to Northrop Grumman in Arizona

Northrop Grumman's iReturn program supports employees returning to the workforce after a career break of at least two years. Here in Arizona thousands of talented engineers, business leaders, program managers and functional staff support launch vehicles and high-reliability space and defense products and services. You can play a role in…

Returning to Northrop Grumman in Colorado

Northrop Grumman's iReturn program supports employees returning to the workforce after a career break of at least two years. Across our sites in Colorado, top technical, strategic and leadership talent are evolving, adapting and expanding robust, cutting-edge solutions for our warfighters.

Revolutionizing Military Operations with Augmented Reality

Northrop Grumman is working on a solution to use augmented reality (AR) in the battlefield.

Rising From the Ashes

Meet Northrop Grumman engineers Alden and Chris, who became volunteer firefighters when the California wildfires struck.

Rising to the Challenge: Engineers Design Emergency Ventilators in Response to COVID-19 Crisis

In late March, Northrop Grumman Program Development Manager Frank Minor spotted a do-it-yourself (DIY) Hack-a-Vent challenge issued by the United States Department of Defense (DoD), soliciting creative individuals from all over the country to come up with the best design and prototype for a quickly and easily manufactured basic ventilator…

Rising to the Occasion: Northrop Grumman and the Sentinel (GBSD) Program

The U.S. Air Force’s Sentinel Ground Based Strategic Deterrent (GBSD) is the weapon system replacement for the aging LGM-30 Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile system (ICBM). Sentinel (GBSD) represents the modernization of the ground-based leg of the nuclear triad.

Rocket Design Team Helps Launch New Space Opportunities

By Brooks McKinney, APR Researching and creating new rocket designs can take engineers and manufacturing teams years to test and refine.  And then the realization of that effort is complete in nine minutes — the typical time for a rocket to launch into orbit.  Outcomes of innovative rocket designs include…