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Matt Stanford, C-27J Field Services Manager works directly with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF)

Matt Stanford, C-27J Field Services Manager works directly with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF).

Christie Frankel, Contracts Specialist, explains why Northrop Grumman Australia people make such a difference

Lachlan Daley, Graduate Systems Engineer loves the impact he has so early in his career

Lachlan Daley, Graduate Systems Engineer loves the impact he has so early in his career.

Angie Schuck, System Safety Subject Matter Expert loves sharing her colleagues’ success.

Sarah Corbet, Systems Engineer describes her journey since joining as an Intern

Sarah Corbet, Systems Engineer describes her journey since joining as an Intern.

Dean Muller, Project Manager describes the sheer variety of capability and breadth of opportunity.

Meet Bethany: An Engineer Working to Ensure Perfect Balance

Bethany is a Northrop Grumman structures and mechanical systems engineer, and weight & balance engineer supporting programs in Australia.

Northrop Grumman’s Contribution to Australia

Northrop Grumman has grown to become a trusted provider of aerospace, integrated systems and technologies to the Australian defence sector.

Northrop Grumman Australia

Northrop Grumman works with the Australian Defence Force to ensure border and Pacific-region security and joint operations mission success.

For many Northrop Grumman employees, one of the most exciting things about a career at the company is that you never know where it will take you — but you do know that your team will be there every step of the way.

Capabilities in Australia

Northrop Grumman Australia is comprised of great people delivering cutting-edge capability across multiple domains.

Commitment to Australia

Northrop Grumman Australia male employee working with female teammate on military aircraft

Northrop Grumman Australia is building sovereign capability; backing home-grown innovation, partnering with small to medium enterprises and academia, and investing in Australia’s future.

Walking the Kokoda Trail

Man in black t-shirt using hiking sticks to climb a steep trail in a tropical jungle.

Nine days, 59.6 miles, an unforgettable experience. Alongside members of the Royal Australian Air Force's Squadron 35, Australia-based Field Service Representative Ben Luke hiked the historic Kokoda Trail, walking in the footsteps of the World War II heroes who contributed to an Allied Victory in this humid stretch of the Papua New Guinea highlands.