Provide strategic leadership and mentorship to a team of subcontract administrators while ensuring full compliance with government and commercial policies. Manage the entire subcontract lifecycle, including negotiations, risk mitigation, and maintaining relationships with key suppliers.
The Associate Supply Chain Planning Specialist will support the Weapon Systems Division by managing supply chain planning activities. The role involves coordinating with internal teams to ensure efficient operations and adherence to project timelines.
The role serves as a Special Projects Execution Lead to drive coordination, governance, and disciplined delivery across a portfolio of complex IT infrastructure initiatives. Responsibilities include managing portfolio cadence, reporting, risk mitigation, and ensuring operational readiness across cross-functional teams.
The analyst will provide financial support and analysis to program managers, including budget preparation, schedule monitoring, and variance analysis. They are responsible for performing Earned Value Management tasks and ensuring contracts adhere to government cost control guidelines.
The analyst will provide financial support and analysis by preparing budgets, schedules, and forecasts while monitoring contract performance. They will perform Earned Value Management tasks and ensure compliance with government cost control guidelines through rigorous reporting and audit support.
The Consulting Systems Engineer will serve as the Lead of Architecture and Engineering for the Enterprise Platforms & Applications organization, overseeing technical performance and strategy for approximately 190 platforms. This role involves defining enterprise technical standards, driving platform rationalization, and mentoring architects to ensure reliable and scalable IT solutions.
The Associate Supply Chain Planning Specialist will support the Weapon Systems Division by managing supply chain planning activities. The role involves coordinating with internal teams to ensure efficient operations and meeting project requirements.
The role serves as a Special Projects Execution Lead to drive coordination, governance, and disciplined delivery across a portfolio of complex IT infrastructure initiatives. Responsibilities include managing portfolio cadence, reporting, risk mitigation, and ensuring operational readiness across cross-functional teams.
The role involves managing supplier quality risk, developing control systems, and ensuring compliance with contractual and regulatory standards. The engineer will conduct process verification, monitor supplier performance, and drive root cause corrective action analysis.
The specialist will manage supplier relationships, procure specialized goods, and oversee the full lifecycle of subcontracts from proposal analysis to closeout. They will collaborate with internal stakeholders to define requirements and ensure compliance with federal regulations and company policies.
The specialist will source and procure electrical and mechanical goods while managing supplier performance and compliance with government regulations. They will also analyze market trends and negotiate long-term agreements to reduce costs and improve operational efficiency.
Procure specialized goods and services, manage supplier approval, and coordinate with internal stakeholders to define requirements and subcontracting strategies. Prepare, award, and administer subcontracts, ensure regulatory and contractual compliance, monitor supplier performance, and pursue cost, efficiency, and risk improvements.
The Principal Procore Administrator serves as the enterprise-wide lead for the Procore platform, managing configuration, governance, and continuous improvement. This role acts as a key liaison between stakeholders, IT, and vendors to ensure data integrity and drive standardized construction project management practices.
The Business Process Leader will drive the transformation and standardization of global supply chain and manufacturing processes within the S/4HANA ERP environment. They are responsible for managing system health, leading end-user training, ensuring SOX compliance, and providing expert support for business process rollouts.
Responsible for managing supplier quality risk, developing evaluation systems, and ensuring contractual and regulatory compliance. Conducts product and process verification, monitors performance, and drives root cause corrective action analysis for supplier quality issues.
Responsible for managing supplier quality risk, implementing quality control systems, and ensuring technical and regulatory compliance. Conducts product and process verification, drives root cause corrective action, and oversees supplier performance and evaluation.
The role involves managing supplier quality risk, implementing control systems, and ensuring technical and regulatory compliance. The engineer will conduct process verification, monitor supplier performance, and drive root cause corrective action analysis.
The Principal Procore Administrator serves as the enterprise lead for the Procore platform, overseeing configuration, governance, and continuous improvement to support construction and facilities needs. This role acts as a key liaison between stakeholders, IT, and vendors while driving user adoption and process standardization across the organization.
The Business Process Leader will drive the adoption and standardization of S/4HANA ERP processes across the Defense Systems sector. They are responsible for designing global templates, managing change, and providing expert support for supply chain and manufacturing operations.
The CIDO Business Strategy Lead defines strategic direction, priorities, and business framing for the Strategy and Architecture portfolio. This role shapes decision-ready strategic options and aligns enterprise priorities with architecture, operations, and transformation outcomes.
The Business Capability Architect will define and maintain the current and target-state architecture for IT management across the enterprise. They will develop capability roadmaps and partner with stakeholders to ensure coherent IT planning, governance, and operational oversight.
The Application Architecture Lead defines and guides enterprise application architecture, ensuring coherence across portfolio rationalization, modernization, and integration strategies. This role partners with business and technical stakeholders to establish architectural standards, principles, and roadmaps that align with enterprise objectives.
The Security Architecture Lead defines and guides enterprise technology architecture, ensuring security is integrated into modernization, platform, and infrastructure design. They partner with cross-functional stakeholders to establish security principles, reference patterns, and architectural guardrails while managing enterprise risk.
The Business Capability Architect will define and maintain the current and target-state architecture for enterprise-focused portfolios including finance, supply chain, and human capital. They will guide cross-functional teams to ensure coherent capability roadmaps and modernization initiatives across the enterprise.
The Business Capability Architect will define and maintain the current and target-state architecture for IT Management across the enterprise. They will develop capability roadmaps and partner with stakeholders to ensure coherent IT planning, governance, and operational oversight.
The Business Capability Architect will define and maintain the current and target-state architecture for enterprise-focused portfolios including finance, supply chain, and human capital management. They will guide cross-functional teams to ensure coherent capability roadmaps and modernization initiatives that align with enterprise-level strategic objectives.
The Business Capability Architect will define and maintain the current and target-state architecture for a mission-focused portfolio spanning product development, support, and manufacturing. They will guide capability evolution by creating roadmaps and ensuring coherence across organizational boundaries and integrated systems.
The Enterprise Business Architecture Lead will oversee the business architecture lane, connecting enterprise strategy, operating models, and capabilities to architecture direction. They are responsible for defining architecture methods, guiding cross-capability analysis, and ensuring decisions are anchored in business outcomes.
The Security Architecture Lead will define and guide enterprise technology architecture, ensuring security is integrated into modernization, platform, and infrastructure design. They will partner with cross-functional stakeholders to establish security principles, reference patterns, and architectural guardrails while managing enterprise risk.
The Technology Architecture Lead defines and maintains enterprise technology standards, reference architectures, and target-state patterns for foundational technical capabilities. This role partners with cross-functional stakeholders to guide modernization efforts, ensure technical coherence, and mitigate fragmentation across the enterprise landscape.
The Architecture Operations and Enablement Lead will establish and manage the operating model for the enterprise architecture function, including governance, standards, and metrics. This role coordinates architecture workflows, intake processes, and knowledge-sharing initiatives across the organization to ensure consistent and effective execution.
The CIDO Business Strategy Lead defines strategic direction, priorities, and business framing for the Strategy and Architecture portfolio. This role shapes decision-ready strategic options and aligns enterprise outcomes with operating-model implications and transformation sequencing.
Lead enterprise application architecture by defining principles, standards, reference patterns, and target-state guidance across the company’s application landscape. Guide portfolio modernization, rationalization, reuse, integration, and lifecycle decisions while partnering with technical and business stakeholders and advising leaders on architectural risks and priorities.
Lead the global Level 3 ERP support team and own the architecture, roadmap, and production quality of SAP S/4HANA supply chain solutions and integrations. Partner with business leaders and suppliers to deliver ERP capabilities, drive continuous improvement and intelligent automation, and manage delivery, budgets, risks, and team development.
The Global ERP Solutions Manager will lead a team of technical experts to architect and support SAP S/4HANA solutions for global supply chain operations. They will act as the primary liaison between enterprise services and business units to translate strategic objectives into scalable technology solutions.
The Staff Board Designer is responsible for creating high-quality printed circuit board layouts that meet electrical, mechanical, and manufacturability requirements. This role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams, performing design rule checks, and mentoring junior designers.
Develop and integrate mission-level performance models and simulations for advanced missile and interceptor systems. Perform quantitative analyses, trade studies, and behavior assessments to support requirements development and design verification.
The Staff Board Designer is responsible for creating high-quality, production-ready PCB layouts that meet complex electrical, mechanical, and manufacturability requirements. This role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams, performing design rule checks, and mentoring junior designers on industry best practices.
Develop and integrate mission-level performance models and simulations for advanced missile and interceptor systems. Perform quantitative analyses, trade studies, and sensitivity assessments to support requirements development and design verification.
The specialist will source and procure goods and services while managing supplier performance and purchase orders. They will also collaborate with internal teams to ensure specifications are met and identify opportunities for cost reduction and process improvement.
The specialist will source and procure goods and services while managing supplier performance and quality. They will also negotiate contracts, issue purchase orders, and ensure compliance with company policies and public law.
The Principal Software Engineer will design, implement, and maintain secure data pipelines and infrastructure to support business-critical decision-making. They will also lead CI/CD engineering efforts and ensure operational excellence through proactive monitoring and performance optimization.
The roles involve managing engineering teams, overseeing software development practices, and defining enterprise-level modeling and simulation strategies. Responsibilities include strategic planning, performance management, and providing technical authority for complex missile and interceptor systems.
The Principal Traffic Administrator manages day-to-day customs entry declarations, ensures compliance with federal import/export regulations, and assigns accurate HTS codes to goods. They also serve as the lead interface for customs brokers and collaborate with internal teams to resolve trade compliance issues.
The employee will be responsible for designing, developing, and sustaining enterprise-wide PLM platforms. They will implement functionality based on the direction of the PLM Architect and customer requirements.
The intern will support Global Supply Chain operations by managing data from ERP systems and collaborating with stakeholders to ensure accurate product specifications. They will also participate in process improvement initiatives and present a final project to leadership project at the end of the program.
The intern will support Global Supply Chain operations by managing data from ERP systems and collaborating with stakeholders to ensure accurate product specifications. They will also identify opportunities for cost reduction and process improvement while completing a final project for leadership.
Lead the design, implementation, and governance of access control models within the Databricks Lakehouse environment. Develop security architecture, establish engineering standards, and translate compliance requirements into scalable technical controls.
The Sr. Principal Contract Administrator will lead proposal preparation, contract negotiation, and administration activities throughout the contract lifecycle. They will also manage daily contract operations, ensure compliance with FAR/DFARS, and support financial objectives for various government programs.
The role involves leading the design and implementation of access control models within the Databricks Lakehouse environment. You will define security architecture, establish engineering standards, and translate compliance requirements into scalable technical controls.
The analyst will collect and synthesize quantitative and qualitative training data to evaluate the impact of learning programs on business goals. They will also support instructional design activities and manage measurement workstreams to drive continuous improvement in talent development.
The analyst will collect and synthesize training data to evaluate program effectiveness and drive continuous improvement in learning solutions. They will also partner with the team to design measurement frameworks and manage project workstreams for critical workforce development initiatives.
The Payload Field Engineer will perform preflight system tests, configure payloads, and conduct preventative and corrective maintenance on tactical communication systems. They will also operate data links, manage COMSEC keys, and collaborate with government customers and internal engineering teams during overseas deployments.
The Payload Field Engineer will perform preflight system tests, configure payloads, and conduct preventative and corrective maintenance on tactical communication systems. They will also operate and control data links during operational missions while collaborating with government customers and internal engineering teams.
The analyst will configure, test, and implement changes within the SAP S/4 environment to support Global Supply Chain and Supplier Management teams. They will act as a liaison for the sector community while balancing production support, project demands, and system maintenance.
The analyst will configure, test, and implement changes within the SAP S/4 environment to support Global Supply Chain and Supplier Management teams. They will act as a liaison for the sector, balancing production support with project demands while ensuring system performance and compliance.
The Systems Engineer will act as a senior technical leader for the modeling, simulation, and analysis of missile and interceptor systems. They will lead complex MS&A efforts, define analysis plans, and serve as a primary technical interface to program leadership.
The Systems Engineer will act as a senior technical leader for modeling, simulation, and analysis of missile and interceptor systems. They will lead complex MS&A efforts, define analysis plans, and serve as a primary technical interface to program leadership.
The role involves developing and integrating mission-level performance models and simulations for advanced missile and interceptor systems. You will perform operations analysis and trade studies to influence system architectures, requirements, and concepts of operation.
Provide expert guidance and support for quality-related transactions and develop process improvements. Collaborate on requirements development and validate new tools to ensure they meet quality standards.
Conduct Special Process audits at supplier facilities to verify conformance to Northrop Grumman Engineering and Quality standards. Collaborate with program management, engineering, supply chain management, and supplier management teams.
