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The role involves developing and executing flight test campaigns, establishing test requirements, collaborating on flight test cards, ensuring test vehicles meet objectives, and participating in post-test data evaluations.

The Principal Program Cost and Schedule Control Analyst will conduct financial analysis, manage profitability metrics, prepare analytical reports, and coordinate cross-functional finance communications for the F-35 Finance Team at Northrop Grumman.

The Configuration Analysis Manager 2 will lead a team overseeing Configuration and Data Management for the Sentinel Program. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with management plans, improving processes, supporting leadership in CMDM & PCE efforts, and mentoring team members. The role is split between managerial duties and technical work focused on program goals.

As a Staff Systems Engineer, you will perform requirements analysis, document source data for requirements, generate requirements verification, and develop software/hardware architecture in support of the Sentinel program.

The Principal/Sr. Principal Project Manager will oversee test projects, manage proposals, track project status, report metrics, and facilitate meetings. The role includes Cost Account Management and logistical issue resolution to ensure timely and budget-compliant project execution.

The role requires supporting production through project management, managing schedules, assessing risks, and working with production leadership to ensure effective operations. The candidate will provide insights on project progress and strategies for mitigating issues.

The Principal Proposal Analyst will evaluate supplier proposals in compliance with Federal Acquisition Regulation and Northrop Grumman requirements. Responsibilities include preparing detailed Price/Cost Analysis Reports, conducting cost estimating, and collaborating with various functions to ensure high-quality proposal submissions that meet customer and financial goals.

The Principal Configuration Analyst will manage configurations, oversee document development, and handle data management processes for the C2BMC Network. Responsibilities include executing configuration management using tools like Gitlab, maintaining documentation, facilitating meetings, and ensuring compliance with program contract requirements.

The Supply Chain Tech Coordinator 2 supports various aspects of the supply chain process, including shipping, receiving, and logistics. Key responsibilities involve manual movement of materials, working closely with the integration team, and ensuring the accurate delivery and packing of kits and chemicals.

The Pricing Analyst at Northrop Grumman will develop and analyze cost proposals for government and commercial clients, ensure compliance with regulations, and support business operations functions. The role involves reviewing RFPs, managing pricing databases, and contributing to proposal development while adhering to federal regulations.

The Manager of Supplier Quality is responsible for supplier performance management, quality control, and compliance. This role involves leading a team, implementing quality evaluation systems, conducting audits, and collaborating across functions to ensure effective supplier management. The manager will oversee their team's reviews, manage projects, and ensure corrective measures are taken.

As a PCM Systems Engineer, you'll support test development for superconducting electronics, develop automated testing procedures, and document testing requirements. You'll collaborate with engineers and physicists in a high-performance computing environment, focusing on system integration and statistical analysis.

Manage technical and management activities associated with semiconductor process engineering production and development. Oversee foundry processes, ensuring efficiency and adherence to best practices in microelectronics, including design, fabrication, and testing of semiconductors.

The Senior Principal Program Planning Analyst/Scheduler will coordinate with engineering and operations to develop and control program schedules, working within a multifunctional team environment. Responsibilities include applying product development planning knowledge, updating status for management decision-making, and engaging in contract management and program management practices.

The Principal Program Planning Analyst/Scheduler is responsible for developing and controlling program schedules while coordinating with various teams including engineering, operations, and management. This role demands strong communication and team-building skills, focusing on risk management, contract management, and program execution.

The Staff Weights and Mass Properties Engineer performs mass properties functional analysis, requirements allocation, and system tests to optimize mass properties solutions. Responsibilities include providing technical leadership, developing management programs, maintaining reporting systems, and collaborating with design teams. Interaction with subcontractors and participating in technical reviews are also key tasks.

The Payroll Assistant will load and validate supplemental pay requests, provide customer service, resolve audit findings, respond to inquiries, perform ad hoc queries, assist with audit reports, and support departmental goals. Candidates should have strong communication skills and attention to detail.

The Systems Engineering Manager oversees project operations, manages schedules, and resolves project issues while maintaining communication between project teams and management. Responsibilities include managing development of supplier statements of work and tracking product and process quality metrics.

The Principal Contract Administrator will support various government programs and handle all aspects of contracts from business development to contract closeout, ensuring strong customer satisfaction and financial performance while collaborating with management and teams throughout the organization.

The Principal Software Engineer/Sr. Principal Software Engineer will be responsible for deploying, automating, maintaining, troubleshooting, and improving software infrastructure. This includes application development, integration testing, and working with internal stakeholders to gather requirements. The role involves taking ownership of complex problems and driving solutions in an agile development environment.