Jobs at Northrop Grumman

Supports demand and supply planning using MRP/ERP systems, including forecast analysis, inventory management, capacity scheduling, and production planning. Collaborates with sourcing, operations, and finance to resolve procurement issues and optimize inventory targets. Develops supply chain metrics and KPI dashboards using Excel, Power BI, and Tableau. Requires a bachelor’s degree and two or more years of relevant experience, or equivalent experience without a degree.

Leads supply chain strategy and execution for development and production programs. Plans procurement of materials and subcontracts, aligns resources, monitors supplier performance, manages program costs and schedules, and coordinates with procurement, engineering, quality, finance, manufacturing, contracts, and operations. Serves as the primary supply chain liaison to program management offices, manages subcontract execution, develops mitigation plans for supplier risks, and briefs executives on supply chain impacts.

Designs, develops, documents, tests, and debugs application software and systems. Collaborates with hardware and equipment designers, determines user needs, analyzes system capabilities, resolves software problems, prepares operating instructions, and helps develop compilers, assemblers, utility programs, and operating systems. The role requires a STEM bachelor's degree and the ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Secret clearance and program special access.

Summer intern supporting logistics planning within Product Support. Responsibilities include analyzing technical data to determine spare parts and support equipment requirements, reviewing site surveys, managing customer inventory assets, developing support plans, assisting customer personnel, and supporting forecasting and budget management.

Summer 2027 data science internship supporting Northrop Grumman’s Product Support organization. The intern will develop machine learning and predictive analytics solutions, build statistical tools, model complex data, write maintainable code, contribute to testing and documentation, implement CI/CD practices, and optimize algorithms and data workflows in an on-premise environment.

Leads spacecraft propulsion subsystems through design, analysis, procurement, manufacturing, testing, and delivery. Responsibilities include propulsion architecture, fluid component selection, fluid and multidisciplinary engineering analyses, mechanical design oversight, hot-fire testing, customer and supplier coordination, test campaign leadership, and issue resolution. The role also involves requirements verification, design reviews, team leadership, scheduling, earned value management, and propulsion hardware supply-chain activities.

Designs, models, verifies, tests, and supports RF microwave and mixed-signal assemblies and subsystems for radar and electronic sensor products. Responsibilities include AESA and antenna subsystem design, electromagnetic simulation, RF budgeting, frequency planning, hardware prototyping, antenna measurements, troubleshooting, production support, supplier collaboration, and lifecycle sustainment. The role requires cross-functional engineering collaboration and Secret clearance eligibility, with an active Interim Secret clearance required before start.

Designs, develops, manufactures, tests, and delivers RF microwave antennas for space, aerospace, communications, radar, and electronic warfare applications. Responsibilities include antenna modeling, RF analysis, CAD documentation, manufacturing and test management, facility operation, design reviews, and technical leadership across multiple locations. The role requires collaboration, independent work, and management of multiple priorities in a fast-paced engineering environment.

Administers complex U.S. government contracts for Northrop Grumman’s Sentinel program. Responsibilities include customer interface, contract administration, proposal preparation, negotiations, change management, compliance monitoring, risk assessment, contract data maintenance, deliverables, and invoicing. The role requires expertise in FAR, contract types, government modifications, pricing principles, and federal contracting requirements, along with leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Designs, models, verifies, tests, troubleshoots, and sustains RF and mixed-signal assemblies and subsystems, including AESA radar components. Uses electromagnetic simulation, RF test equipment, antenna measurement systems, and data analysis tools. Responsibilities include requirements derivation, RF budgets, frequency planning, prototyping, production support, supplier collaboration, and lifecycle engineering. The role is onsite in Baltimore, supports a 9/80 schedule, requires U.S. citizenship and an interim Secret clearance before starting, and involves 10% travel.

Develops and manages integrated master schedules for multiple defense programs, analyzing resources, costs, risks, critical paths, and schedule performance. Coordinates with functional, supplier, and program teams; prepares leadership presentations and weekly reports; and supports baseline and surveillance reviews using EVMS, DCMA, and industry scheduling practices. Requires an active Top Secret clearance and ability to obtain SCI access.

Administers complex contracts throughout proposal preparation, negotiation, execution, and fulfillment. Monitors contractual obligations, manages changes and records, reviews terms and risks, supports DoD and international agreements, maintains contract data, and collaborates with program, finance, supply chain, security, and technical teams. The role also cultivates customer relationships and recommends risk mitigation strategies.

Manage technical aspects of military hardware sourcing and supplier acquisition. Responsibilities include recommending suppliers, identifying and onboarding new sources, assessing supplier capabilities, conducting audits, monitoring performance, supporting mechanical commodities, interpreting engineering drawings and CAD models, and coordinating with engineering, quality, global supply chain, and supplier quality teams. Travel up to 25% is required.

Supports proposal preparation, contract negotiation, contract administration, and customer contract activities. Monitors contractual obligations, manages changes, reviews terms and risks, coordinates with technical, finance, supply chain, and security teams, maintains contract data, and cultivates customer relationships. The role is fully onsite in San Diego and supports defense and international contracts.

Mechanical Engineer Intern supporting Northrop Grumman’s Integration, Test, and Launch team. Responsibilities include 3D CAD design and modeling, GD&T drafting, conceptual design, requirements definition, design reviews, end-user integration support, and first-order structural analysis. The internship requires full-time summer 2027 availability, enrollment in a mechanical engineering or related degree program, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility to obtain government clearance and program special access.

Provides high-level administrative and operational support to directors, managers, and teams within a technology-focused office. Responsibilities include calendar and meeting coordination, travel and expense management, document preparation, action-item tracking, onboarding support, collaboration-site maintenance, procurement coordination, event logistics, confidential information handling, and process improvement. The role requires strong organization, communication, discretion, and independent prioritization while coordinating activities across multiple business and technical functions.

Provides systems integration for antenna ground systems and space-program ground segments. Responsibilities include requirements definition, decomposition, verification, validation, system integration, customer and program leadership coordination, and support through acceptance and operational milestones. The role also involves designing and integrating shelters and transportable prototype systems, supporting Agile development, and applying systems engineering processes across future space programs.

Provides systems engineering and integration for antenna ground systems and space program ground segments. Responsibilities include requirements definition, decomposition, verification and validation, system integration, customer and subcontractor coordination, milestone support, acceptance testing, and operational readiness. The role also involves antenna and shelter system development, networking and security design, environmental and MIL-STD testing, MBSE practices, Agile execution, technical presentations, and collaboration with program leadership and customers.

Design, develop, integrate, test, debug, document, and sustain mission-critical command-and-control software for the IBCS program. Work on Agile/SAFe teams across multiple software baselines, develop JavaFX interfaces, solve complex logical and mathematical problems, maintain software in multiple languages, and support unit testing, code coverage, static analysis, automation, and continuous improvement in Linux environments.

Supports proposal preparation, contract negotiation, administration, and customer contract activities for aerospace and defense programs. Monitors contractual obligations, reviews terms and risks, manages contract changes, maintains contract data, and collaborates with program, finance, supply chain, technical, and security teams. Requires knowledge of federal acquisition regulations and an active Top Secret or SCI clearance.