Northrop Grumman

Electrical Engineer

• Perform detailed design of analog circuits and sub-systems, including analog power supply design
• Conduct system-level requirements analysis
• Develop sub-system-level requirements
• Perform conceptual, preliminary, and detailed design through design verification and transition to production
• Conduct detailed circuit modeling, simulation, and analysis
• Perform signal integrity analysis
• Perform electrical stress analysis
• Perform worst-case circuit analysis
• Present boards, requiring approximately 10% travel
• Work from Woodland Hills, Baltimore, or Linthicum locations; relocate to Woodland Hills within a reasonable amount of time if not already located there

Staff Electrical Engineer – Power Supply Design

Manager

• Lead and manage an integrated IT and Cybersecurity team
• Oversee performance and execution of the Classified Solutions statement of work
• Collaborate with CIDO and program leaders to ensure consistent service delivery across the portfolio
• Maintain a culture of ownership and accountability to build and maintain a high-performing team
• Develop and execute strategic plans for IT and Cybersecurity initiatives
• Implement tools and processes that provide visibility into work and facilitate assignment and prioritization
• Provide mentorship, guidance, and professional development opportunities for managers and new leaders
• Oversee implementation and maintenance of cybersecurity and IT standards, policies, and procedures
• Plan, execute, and report organizational metrics to ensure 100% compliance with Government regulations
• Lead and support customer inspections and related activities
• Collaborate with peers within Classified Solutions and other Northrop Grumman sectors to promote information sharing
• Provide functional leadership to managers and staff

Manager, Computer Systems Analysis

Systems Engineer

• Participate in a summer internship program developing competencies in engineering specializations
• Construct, troubleshoot, calibrate, adjust, test, and maintain equipment, components, devices, or systems
• Work from engineering drawings and written or verbal instructions
• Operate related equipment
• Conduct tests and report data in the prescribed format
• Perform calibration and alignment checks
• Make adjustments, modifications, and replacements as directed
• Prepare prescribed compounds and solutions
• Interact with users, customers, and other developers in a dynamic, people-focused environment
• Join Northrop Grumman’s Systems Engineering Organization

Intern Systems Engineer

Infrastructure Engineer

• Lead the design and implementation of Software Defined Infrastructure solutions using Infrastructure as Code tools such as Ansible and Terraform
• Architect and implement automated provisioning, configuration, and lifecycle management of servers, containers, and Kubernetes clusters across on-premises and cloud environments
• Develop tooling, services, and frameworks to orchestrate infrastructure workflows, validate configurations, and integrate with CI/CD pipelines
• Drive migration of traditional IT environments to automated, software-defined platforms
• Define and enforce standards, patterns, and best practices for Infrastructure as Code, automation, testing, and documentation
• Collaborate with software engineering and IT infrastructure teams to design resilient, scalable, and secure architectures for mission-critical systems
• Maintain and optimize containerized and Kubernetes-based environments, including cluster configuration, observability, and incident response
• Participate in Agile activities including backlog grooming, sprint planning, and continuous improvement
• Mentor and coach junior engineers
• Contribute to knowledge-sharing sessions, design reviews, and documentation

Staff Software Defined Infrastructure Engineer

Software Engineer

• Design, develop, document, test, and debug application software and systems containing logical and mathematical solutions
• Conduct multidisciplinary research
• Collaborate with equipment designers and/or hardware engineers in planning, design, development, and utilization of electronic data processing systems for product and commercial software
• Determine computer user needs
• Analyze system capabilities to resolve problems involving program intent, output requirements, input data acquisition, programming techniques, and controls
• Prepare operating instructions
• Design and develop compilers, assemblers, utility programs, and operating systems
• Ensure software standards are met
• Support teams developing and deploying technologies relevant to national security

• Design, develop, and release cable and harness engineering solutions and associated Product Definition Packages
• Research, plan, and develop electrical subsystems for test data instrumentation systems
• Produce engineering layouts and drawings, define system architectures, and create solutions for challenging test environments
• Perform system- and component-level analyses of complex test and instrumentation systems
• Engineer and test electrical components and instrumentation subsystems
• Support manufacturing and testing of components and instrumentation systems
• Lead research, analysis, system design, and development efforts, including hardware procurement and supplier technical oversight
• Apply engineering principles to mechanical and electromechanical systems, instruments, controls, and test equipment
• Support test and flight operations by authoring procedures and engineering instructions
• Develop interconnect diagrams for test lines, test events, and hardware configurations
• Design and release cable and harness designs for lab testing
• Perform voltage drop analyses and other electrical calculations
• Collaborate with Manufacturing, Procurement, Lab Integration, and Test teams
• Design and implement test and measurement systems in a lab environment

Electrical Engineer / Principal Electrical Engineer

• Develop, evolve, and lead technological strategy across multiple skill areas
• Work across multiple roles throughout the product development lifecycle
• Support activities spanning new business acquisition, technology development, and established program support
• Apply expertise in systems engineering, systems architecture, systems integration and test, electrical engineering, contamination control, radiation, EMI/EMC, reliability, thermal, materials and processes, configuration management, optical, RF/microwave engineering, or engineering design leadership
• Obtain final clearances and program access within a reasonable period as determined by the company
• Maintain required clearance and program access throughout employment
• Support programs contingent upon program awards and business or customer funding

Cleared Systems Engineer – Level 3 or 4

• Support Northrop Grumman Space Systems teams as a junior, mid-level, or senior engineer
• Develop, evolve, and lead technological strategy across multiple skill areas
• Work across the product development lifecycle, from new business acquisition and technology development to established program support
• Perform Systems Engineering, Systems Integration & Test, Cyber Systems Engineering, and/or Software Systems Integration
• Support spacecraft systems and broader Space Systems programs
• Work 100% on-site in Chandler, Colorado Springs, Aurora, or Boulder
• Travel approximately 10% of the time
• Obtain final clearances and program access within a reasonable period
• Maintain required clearance and program access throughout employment

Cleared Systems Engineer

Analyst

• Perform configuration and data management to ensure consistency, integrity, and traceability of configuration items and associated data across the program lifecycle
• Enforce enterprise CDM strategy, policies, processes, and standards meeting contract, regulatory, and security requirements
• Establish and enforce configuration identification, versioning, and baselining throughout the program lifecycle to preserve baseline integrity
• Implement automated data collection and verification processes to ensure configuration data accuracy and synchronization across tools
• Work full-time on-site at the facility
• Travel up to 10% may be required

Associate Configuration Analyst

Engineer

• Design and analyze relative guidance solutions for Rendezvous and Proximity Operations (RPO)
• Design, analyze, and tune sequential filters such as Kalman filters for attitude determination and relative navigation
• Analyze and test spacecraft GNC subsystem performance using simulations and analytic tools
• Develop simulation models for sensors, actuators, system dynamics, and the space environment
• Develop and validate high-fidelity 3 DOF/6 DOF models and simulations of attitude, ephemeris, and line-of-sight dynamics
• Design, implement, and verify GNC algorithms, including trackers, filters, and controllers
• Build, test, and integrate software and simulation tools for space vehicle and payload GNC throughout flight operations
• Design, develop, implement, verify, and test software and simulation toolchains
• Work on 6-degree-of-freedom simulations to design and test missile flight code
• Evaluate system performance using 6DoF simulation models
• Apply engineering principles, industry standards, company processes, and knowledge of vehicle dynamics, aerodynamics, propulsion, control, and estimation theory to advanced program/project goals

GNC Engineer

Program Manager

• Develop and unify organizational efforts to advance customer-impactful microelectronic manufacturing technology programs and nascent scientific programs
• Develop and execute strategies for program pursuits as a sole performer and with collaborative partners
• Ensure capabilities align with future program needs through manufacturing-centric development programs
• Lead overall capture and execution of microelectronics programs
• Coordinate with existing Northrop Grumman teams and geographically dispersed teams
• Work with capture teams to drive successful capture activities
• Lead teams toward successful program milestones through resource management, prioritization, customer engagement, and team support
• Balance tactical and strategic technical and financial goals
• Build customer relationships and develop messaging for customer engagements
• Build relationships with strategic partners and key suppliers
• Manage long-term program risks and opportunities
• Understand customer missions and strategic goals
• Develop new business opportunities, capture plans, proposals, and business plans
• Develop and execute long-term technology and process roadmaps
• Implement strategies for enterprise-wide program growth
• Participate in contract negotiations and manage specifications, budgets, milestones, and terms
• Establish and manage program and subordinate baselines
• Measure and report program performance
• Evaluate program and system architecture alignment with customer strategies and business development efforts
• Conduct risk and opportunity management, including identification, mitigation, and realization
• Manage suppliers to meet program objectives
• Travel to other Northrop Grumman facilities, customer, and supplier sites as needed

Program Director – Microelectronics

Administration

• Support proposal preparation, contract negotiation, contract administration, and customer contact activities
• Monitor contracts and associated programs to ensure contractual obligations are communicated and understood
• Participate in contract proposal coordination and preparation for timely customer submission
• Participate in complex contract negotiations, including commercial and international contracts
• Manage contract administration and customer contract activities in accordance with company policies, legal requirements, and customer specifications
• Collaborate with technical, program, finance, global supply chain, and security functions
• Ensure fulfillment of contract requirements and manage contract change requests
• Maintain historical contract information
• Review terms and conditions, identify financial and contractual risks, and recommend mitigation strategies
• Cultivate customer relationships despite geographical separation
• Enter and maintain contract data in Contract Management System or Enterprise Accounting System
• Prioritize activities while managing multiple tasks simultaneously
• Support program success and new growth opportunities as an embedded member of the program management team
• Perform other duties as assigned

Contracts Administrator – Level 5

Mechanical Engineer

• Design and develop subsystem components including avionics, control surfaces, propulsion interfaces, and environmental systems
• Translate system-level requirements into detailed subsystem specifications, interfaces, and engineering drawings
• Perform trade studies, engineering analyses, and simulations involving stress, aeroelasticity, thermal, and vibration considerations
• Create and maintain schematics, bills of materials, test plans, and verification matrices
• Support integration and interface activities with other engineering disciplines
• Plan, execute, and analyze subsystem-level bench, hardware-in-the-loop, and environmental tests
• Resolve design deficiencies through corrective actions
• Contribute to configuration management, design reviews, risk assessments, and continuous improvement
• Work within an Integrated Product Team construct
• Travel up to 25% may be required

Principal Aeronautical Engineer – Subsystem Design Engineer

• Develop, evolve, and lead technological strategy across multiple skill areas
• Support roles throughout the product development lifecycle
• Work on new business acquisition, technology development, and established program support
• Perform systems engineering, systems architecture, integration and test, electrical engineering, payload systems engineering, radiation engineering, space flight operations, reliability engineering, simulator engineering, radar data processing, configuration management, optical engineering, RF/microwave engineering, modeling and simulation, or engineering design leadership
• Maintain required security clearances and program access
• Support programs subject to program awards and business or customer funding

Cleared Systems Engineer Level 3 or 4

• Lead development, governance, and continuous improvement of enterprise policies, procedures, and related documentation
• Ensure organizational practices are clearly defined, compliant with applicable requirements, aligned to business objectives, and accessible to stakeholders
• Partner with functional leaders, risk and compliance teams, and process owners
• Design, standardize, and maintain a coherent, well-controlled procedural framework
• Perform policy and procedure governance, analysis and design, stakeholder engagement, documentation and communication, controls, compliance and audit support, and continuous improvement
• Process documents
• Develop and maintain SharePoint tools and websites
• Manage metadata
• Perform other duties as assigned