Northrop Grumman Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I spent two years with Northrop Grumman. It had pros and cons as with any job. The watch floor team was great to work with, however the management team was very disconnected from what was going on. The management team took a very micromanagement approach and was constantly looking over shoulders. However, the work was very satisfying and as mentioned the team that I did work with was top notch."

"Northrop Grumman is a great company but due to its large size, it really matters what program you are on to steer your career in the right direction. Like all large companies, there are pitfalls as well as advantages. The one thing Northrop was very good about was giving you the opportunity to learn new skills."

"Worked for Northrup Grumman for over 8 years and was always a team player and well liked by co-workers."

"Nothing positive to say about the company. More concerned in management about keeping their jobs than doing them."

"I had to relocate to support a Northrop Grumman contract. However their relocation package actually did not compensate adequately and my coworkers and I had to pay out of pocket to relocate. Additionally the job and staff are unorganized and do not instill any confidence in the future."

"I love the work, it's value, the technology, the opportunities to learn, grow, and contribute."

"Very good company and great people to work with who are concerned with your specific career needs and desires."

"I only worked for Northrop Grumman for one year. Most of that time was spent doing research and waiting for a security clearance."

"I worked for Northrop Grumman Information Technology starting year 2000. Northrop Grumman is the fourth largest defense contractor. They have four business sectors and over 70,000 employees."

"I worked 4 years with this company. While I was able to work on what I was hired to work on for the first year, when the funding was done with that, I had to work on other assignments not related to my Java or SQL experience. They do this often with older workers. You will find yourself possibly working on undesirable tasks and when you get laid off, you will no longer be fresh with the experience. The underlying result is that when you look for your next job it may be more difficult."

"Very good company to work for. Nice people, very good benefits."

"My employment with Northrop Grumman was exciting and productive."

"I worked as a Systems Engineer for Northrop Grumman in Clearfield, UT. Overall, a good learning experience in interfacing with several defense contractors, engineering, and the customer. The position was mainly being and representing the Prime contractor for several defense contracts on the military base."

"I worked as a Sr. Test Engineer at Northrop Grumman in Woodland Hills, CA. for 7 years. Overall, a good learning experience in interfacing with several departments. I believe they needed more engineering talent and had acquired legacy engineering products and companies."