Northrop Grumman’s hydrotesting team ensures the durability of solid rocket motors which power missions to the moon and beyond.

After a career break abroad, Erica Vander Voort returned to the workforce through Northrop Grumman’s iReturn program.

Drawing on the inspiration he felt as a kid seeing the Apollo missions, Brian launched the Space Explorers club to teach students about rocketry.

Morgan Freeman was a junior in high school when she was part of Northrop Grumman’s High School Improvement Program.

Jessica Ascough is creating a full-scale team of land, air and sea autonomous vehicles equipped with artificial intelligence.

Imagine the thrill of soaring above the Earth in a hot air balloon seeing the world unfold below.

Radiation Test Engineer Taylor Fry is the only former astronomy adjunct professor in Northrop Grumman’s Radiation Test Operations Lab.

Director Diane Legler ends her welcome speech to interns and college hires on her military satellite communications team with a bit of humor.

The prickly cactus plant sparked an idea to fine-tune high-tech avionics for one of the most advanced aircraft in the sky.

Hear from the team making this mission possible.

Northrop Grumman was in search of someone with Michael’s military background to support its Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS).  

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.

For over two decades, Chet has supported the development of Northrop Grumman’s GQM 163-A “Coyote” supersonic sea skimming target vehicles.

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

Systems Engineer Cathy Berrouët did as the locals do when she moved to Colorado: she took up skiing.  

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.

Ken Friend served his country in the U.S. Army for 24 years.

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

Grumman War Production hired its first female employee in 1942. 

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