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Finding More

Finding More: How one employee in Palmdale, CA found mentors and a career compass in logistics at Northrop Grumman.

The Case of the Missing Key

Man sits on World War II footlocker with memorabilia.

Engineering Manager CJ used a Northrop Grumman perk to discover what was inside the World War II footlocker he inherited from his grandfather.

For Randy, director manufacturing — running has been a part of his life since competing in high school cross country and, later, during his 10 years with the U.S. Navy as a chief petty officer.

Northrop Grumman's business sectors offer an extraordinary portfolio of capabilities and technologies that enable us to deliver innovative systems and solutions for applications that range from air, cyber, land, sea and space.

Keeping the Spirit Alive

Diego sits at a table with model planes, a Northrop History book and an American flag.

For Diego Silva Molina, an advanced automation engineer on the F-35 program, the path to Northrop Grumman was paved by an unwavering passion for aerospace and a unique connection to the innovative spirit of Jack Northrop, one of Northrop Grumman’s heritage founders.

For generations, Northrop Grumman has pioneered stealth technology to keep military aircraft virtually unseen.

Palmdale Solution Seekers

Five employees stand in an industrial space, some sitting or standing on ladders.

The fast-paced F-35 Integrated Assembly Line in Palmdale, California, must run efficiently, with safety and quality top-of-mind. The line requires calculated teamwork and technicians operating quickly and carefully to stay on schedule.

Manufacturing Momentum

Last summer, six Florida high school students accepted an internship that would teach them about responsibility, communication, safety and… building airplanes. Let’s just say this wasn’t your typical afterschool gig.

Blended Wing Body Aircraft

Blended Wing Body Aircraft: Demonstrating New Air Mobility Solutions

Innovation on All Fronts

Man standing near bridge outdoors smiling.

Ken Friend served his country as a station commander in the U.S. Army for 24 years and said he was humbled by the talent that surrounded him every day. When he retired from the service, his passion to help empower veterans like himself grew — and, as a Northrop Grumman talent acquisition manager, he’s been finding inventive ways to connect veterans with the perfect fit for their passion.

In His DNA

Man with a brown pilots jacket on standing in front of an airplane.

Retired Navy Commander and Grumman F-14 Tomcat pilot Chris Richard was drawn to Northrop Grumman because of the company’s naval aviation legacy.