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The Principal Program Cost Schedule and Control Analyst will manage Earned Value Management tasks, prepare budgets and schedules, analyze financial reports, and ensure compliance with cost control guidelines while providing financial support to program management at Northrop Grumman.

The Principal Software Applications Administrator/Analyst will support and maintain engineering applications, provide end-user support, manage software installations and upgrades, and document system support. The role requires maintaining knowledge of engineering software applications and resolving production environment issues.

The Principal Cyber Software Engineer develops, maintains, and enhances diverse software systems. Responsibilities include analyzing user requirements, designing and coding software, debugging, and testing software components. They work individually or collaboratively, ensuring adherence to design requirements and resolving issues in software problem reports.

As a Software Engineer, you will work on mission systems software throughout the development lifecycle, focusing on C/C++ or Python. Responsibilities include creating technical specifications, identifying risks, tracking defects, executing tests, and participating in design reviews and Integrated Product Teams to ensure software requirements are met.

The Principal Engineer Software - Simulation will design, develop, integrate, and test simulation software for next-generation platforms. Responsibilities include working with multi-disciplinary teams in an Agile environment and participating in the full software development lifecycle. Critical tasks involve architecting applications for simulated training environments and resolving system problems to meet program requirements.

As a Sr. Principal Supplier Quality Engineer, you will develop and implement supplier quality control systems, ensure compliance with regulations, and interface directly with suppliers to assess quality and manufacturing processes. Responsibilities include conducting verification activities, managing supplier waivers, overseeing performance metrics, and coordinating supplier evaluations.

The Staff Contract Administrator will manage contracts throughout their lifecycle, from business development to closeout, ensuring customer satisfaction and financial performance while working collaboratively with various management levels and supporting multiple government programs.