Associate Engineer — Hardware & Systems

Northrop Grumman; Virginia (MN); On-site; USD 76,000 - 114,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Life insurance

Disability insurance

Savings plan

Paid holidays

Job summary

Northrop Grumman is seeking an Associate Engineer to contribute to a range of electronic, mechanical, and optical systems. The role requires a STEM degree, the ability to obtain a U.S. security clearance, and strong foundational engineering skills.

Relocation assistance may be available and a competitive benefits package accompanies the position. The position emphasizes practical activities such as building, testing, and calibrating components from engineering drawings, with opportunities to

Qualifications

• Be completing or has completed their Bachelors from an accredited institution.
• Be majoring in or having majored in STEM or related field.
• Be able to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government security clearance (U.S. citizenship is a pre-requisite)

Responsibilities

• Performs a variety of duties in the electronic, mechanical, electromechanical, or optical areas.
• Constructs, troubleshoots, calibrates, adjusts, tests, and maintains equipment, components, devices, or systems.
• Works from engineering drawings and written or verbal instructions.
• Operates related equipment; conducts tests and reports data in prescribed format.
• Performs calibration and alignment checks; makes adjustments, modifications, and replacements as directed; prepares prescribed compounds and solutions.

Skills

STEM major

Security clearance eligibility

Education

Bachelor's degree in STEM

Job description

Northrop Grumman is seeking an Associate Engineer to contribute to a range of electronic, mechanical, and optical systems. The role requires a STEM degree, the ability to obtain a U.S. security clearance, and strong foundational engineering skills.

Relocation assistance may be available and a competitive benefits package accompanies the position. The position emphasizes practical activities such as building, testing, and calibrating components from engineering drawings, with opportunities to