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ARE YOU READY FOR YOUR NEXT MISSION?
Developing communications systems to keep our military out of harm's way, commissioning a new class of submarine or aircraft carrier, enhancing radar and electronic countermeasures. If you’re searching for a career as vast as your ambitions, now you know where to look. Achievements like these are the lifeblood of working with Northrop Grumman, as well as many other high-profile opportunities.
25,000+ military service employees are continuing their support of our nation's defense at Northrop Grumman
As one of the largest defense contractors in the United States, we’re proud to employ our nation’s protectors as they make the transition to civilian life. Your training and experiences have prepared you for anything. We’re looking for individuals like you to join us as we continue to develop cutting-edge technology for government and civil customers worldwide.
Northrop Grumman is the perfect place for you to begin the next phase of your career.
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Take a look at everything we have to offer: |
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Career Paths
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Throughout the year, Northrop Grumman participates in a variety of career events around the country and at military installations both CONUS and OCONUS.
For a complete list of our events, please see our Careers Page. |
Awards
- Department of Labor 2007 New Freedom Initiative Award.
- California Employer of the Year Award.
- Previously awarded the Pro Patria Award from the Virginia Employer Support of the
Guard and Reserve Committee (ESGR).
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Achievement never ends. |
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By partnering with a variety of military organizations on both the national and local level, Northrop Grumman offers the opportunity for you and all employees to maintain strong ties while ensuring a better future for both veterans and those still serving. |
USO Volunteer Efforts and Contributions
- Employees are in the middle of a three-year campaign titled "Northrop Grumman Cares
for the Troops." Employees volunteer their time at "stuffing parties" around the country, and recently set a record for stuffing over 16,000 care packages for our troops in just over six hours. Since 2003, Northrop Grumman employees have donated more than $300,000 to the USO.
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Injured Marine Fundraising
- Last year a group of employees in San Diego raised almost $20,000 for Injured Marines,
with $15,000 going to the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund and $5,000 designated for the
Wounded Warrior Battalion West at Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton. Employee fundraising activities included gift basket and bake sales, chili cook-offs, a silent auction, and a fund festival.
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Michael Strong, (Navy)
My 21 years of military service more than prepared me for my new career with Northrop Grumman. It was interesting to see that the issues of keeping trained technicians, training new technicians, and integrating new technology are shared by military and civilian organizations. The team-building and teamwork experience I brought from the Navy helps me as I currently work on proposals for the Advanced Capabilities Group. I’m really looking forward to a long and rewarding second career with Northrop Grumman. |
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Onwunta M. (Mike) Catchings, (Army)
A veteran of Operations Desert Shield/Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom, Mike Catchings accumulated numerous awards and accolades during his 23 years of service. While on active duty he also obtained his BS and MSA degrees, and utilizes his education and experience in his current role. Following retirement, Mike was hired by Northrop Grumman as a Trainer, and is extremely proud to continue service to the country by assisting those who currently serve. |
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