Finding a career can be challenging, but ultimately the path leads to the right thing.

Three early-career engineers are carrying the torch of a decades-long program.

From Working on the Farm to a Career in Space

While on active duty in 2006, Cmdr. Chris Richard flew the last F-14 Tomcat back to Northrop Grumman.

A Challenge to Learn to Snowboard Led to a Commitment to Representation

Matt builds full-size robots. He uses them to inspire kids about STEM, an often, they inspire him right back.

“Fashion icon” was not in Rolling Meadows Facilities Team's job description.

Northrop Grumman Pathways Engineer Ethan Hoben describes himself as a habitual project collector.

Victoria shares of her story of living on the Autism Spectrum and finding a place to thrive at Northrop Grumman.

For Systems Engineering Manager LaDawn Randall, it was the women from her hometown of Hampton Roads, Virginia, who opened her eyes to what her future could be.

The F-35 Integrated Assembly Line in Palmdale, California, must run efficiently, with safety and quality top-of-mind.

Evelyn Sobierajska’s career journey ultimately led her home.

Northrop Grumman Safety Systems Fellow Daniel Plawecki not only knows the right answer — he created it.

Systems Engineer Rebecca Peterson wants to bring a new reality to employees across Northrop Grumman.

Elysia is a cyber intelligence analyst and night shift supervisor.

As a kid, I dreamed of becoming an FBI agent.

Kayla's love of gaming started in childhood, and it continues today.

To the untrained eye, the hypersonics test bay in Ronkonkoma, New York, looks like a maze.

Scott founded a nonprofit to support those undergoing chemotherapy, like his sister.

When CJ inherited his grandfather’s footlocker, he got a dose of mystery.

Traci said Northrop Grumman's inclusive culture empowered her to share her authentic self.

Boyd Udy manages Northrop Grumman's Promontory Ranch in Utah.

Pat Cary makes it her mission to give veterans a one-of-a-kind experience.

Mark Taylor builds interactive dashboards that blend art and information.

Rosibel Diaz grew up loving puzzles, but never imagined that would lead to bonding mirrors on the James Webb Space Telescope (Webb).

Engineer Kate Nabours and her colleagues uncover mission-critical details that are imperceptible to most people.

As a welder, Thomas has a hard job, literally: he welds iridium, the second-densest material on Earth.

For Diego Silva Molina, the path to Northrop Grumman was paved by a passion for aerospace and a connection to Jack Northrop.

Walking 59.6 miles in the jungle of Papua New Guinea was the challenge of a lifetime for Ben Luke.

There’s no doubt about the direction Alisa Joseph and Eboni Fotang prefer to take: it’s always forward, together.

Visit any marina and you may spot an ornately carved wooden serpent gliding across the water.

When Jennifer Sugarman isn't supporting communication efforts, she devotes time to her “cool volunteer side gig.”

Alan Tran’s father handed him a video camera when he was 9 years old, sparking his interest in film and photography.

Kia Ravanfar has climbed to the summit of Mount Everest and skied back down parts of it. 

Not everyone working in defense describes their role like that of an orchestra director.

Northrop Grumman has a rich history of defining possible.

Since a young age, I wanted to protect the world.

A Look at the Impact of Northrop Grumman’s Manufacturing Apprenticeship Program

Anahi Solis started her journey at Northrop Grumman right out of high school in 2011.

Kevin has always found time for the two greatest loves of his life: music and engineering.

I arrived at Northrop Grumman’s Huntsville, Alabama, site as a Southern California transplant.

At Northrop Grumman, we don't just respect the members of our nation's military community; we rely on them.

Connections between careers and cars brought them together at the racetrack.

Program Manager Bob Hellekson has been with Webb’s composite structures program since the beginning.

Nervous energy charged the air as runners from all walks of life milled about waiting for the start of The Speed Project 2023.

Mei-Li Hey considers her work at Northrop Grumman just one part of her identity.

Two months after the invasion of Ukraine — Leyla and her husband, arrived in Pzemysl, Poland.

"Connecting with my heritage also helped me discover my passion for STEM outreach."

Vernon and Adrienne are responsible for testing an electronic countermeasures system on B-1B bomber planes.

Northrop Grumman employees reflect on their relocation experiences.

For Energetics Engineer Heather — test day — is more exciting than most.