Northrop Grumman Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"Its a great company that has alot of potential to move up if you work hard for it."

"good place to work with good opportunities for those"

"Ok place to work for wage roll not so Good for salary"

"I've only been here for about a year and a half but my overall experience is drawn from an incompatibility of work style."

"Company is average. Compensation is average, no yearly bonuses, High deductible health insurance, no team comradery, the workspace is old and drab and IT is treated is not treated as equally as the rest of the company. Perks are nothing to rant and rave about. Company has a lot of work to do to keep good employees."

"Great place to work until a program ends"

"Awesome company to work for, really great teams, a large array of opportunities. Travel options are available, relocation is a fairly strong option as well. There are a lot of different disciplines available and it's fairly easy to diversify your skill set if you so choose to."

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"Northrop Grumman is a good place to get started as a software engineer and gain some exposure to the kind of things and impacts software-run systems can have. One's experience will vary by project. The technology is ancient compared to modern standards. Compensation aligns well with the aerospace industry but severely lags when compared to the software industry. I would recommend it if you are just starting your software career and need somewhere to gain some experience, but for no longer than a few years; otherwise, you will stagnate."

"It's a pretty okay company. It's a massive bureaucracy with some very smart people and a fair number of not-so-smart people, but what you're really going to find are a lot of unmotivated people. There's nothing super exciting about it, but it's steady work and the pay is really not bad. They mostly make weapons and do other ethically questionable things."