Future Technical Leaders (FTL) Program Recruiting Information Session

Dear UCLA Graduate Students,

Northrop Grumman is seeking top graduate students with the following qualifications:

  • interest in industrial positions with high leadership potential
  • receiving their Master or PhD degree sometime between December 2023 and July 2024 (exact timeframe can vary depending on candidate).
  • majoring in engineering, computer science, biomedical, physics or mathematics fields (see areas of interest below)
  • GPA>= 3.5
  • US citizens (no dual citizenship)

We are seeking engineering graduate students for the Northrop Grumman Future Technical Leaders (FTL) program. The purpose of the FTL program is to recruit, identify, and groom the next generation of technology visionaries. Selected individuals (FTLs) spend three years working on a variety of projects that provide specialized training, networking opportunities, mentoring by senior technologists, and management visibility. Rotations throughout the US are the norm, with moving stipends.

Interested students should email andres.chavez@ngc.com or attend an information session for additional details and application material. This year’s Applications are due Friday, September 27th , 2024. The application includes a completed applicant questionnaire, unofficial transcript, resume and 3 letters of recommendation, so an early start is highly recommended.

As always, Northrop Grumman has a great need for skilled engineers and scientists ranging a broad spectrum of fields, including:

  • Analytics
  • Mathematics
  • Physics
  • Health/Bio IS/IT
  • Computer Science
  • Computer Engineering
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Information Systems/Information Technology
  • Cyber Security & Information Assurance
  • Aerospace Engineering (systems)
  • Systems Engineering (technical)
  • Operations Research
  • Bio Informatics/Neuroscience
  • Electrical & Computer Engineering
  • Material Science

Other UCLA alumni that have or are benefitting from the program, include: Emily Watt (PhD BME), Ben Burnett (PhD EE), Benson Ku (MS ME), Alan Farrell (PhD EE), Bin Li (MS ME), Kevin Quinn (PhD Atmo Sci), Scott Strutner (PhD ME) Christopher Roberts (PhD Mat Sci), Bahman Zohour (PhD ChemE), Mustafa Daloglu (PhD EE), Auni Bhardwaj (PhD ME) and others.

For further information, please attend one of the following (30 minute) information sessions*:

  • Information Session 1: 8/27/2024 at 9 am
  • Information Session 2: 8/30/2024 at 9 am
  • Information Session 3: 9/4/2024 at 9 am
  • Information Session 4: 9/6/2024 at 1 pm

*If you are interested in attending an info session please email andres.chavez@ngc.com

*If you are unable to attend any of the info sessions, but still want to apply please contact andres.chavez@ngc.com for further information.


Thank You,

ANDRES CHAVEZ, Ph.D. | Sr. Principal Engineer Signal Image Processing

Northrop Grumman Corporation | Mission Systems | Artificial Intelligence & Analytics

O: 858-521-7504 | C: 818-665-8160 | andres.chavez@ngc.com

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