ARE YOU A FUTURE TECHNICAL LEADER?
NORTHROP GRUMMAN WANTS TO FIND OUT!
Northrop Grumman will be on the UMBC campus THIS WEDNESDAY, September 21st at 5pm in Commons 318 recruiting for their prestigious Future Technical Leaders (FTL) program- a professional
development opportunity aimed at identifying and
investing in Northrop Grumman’s next generation of
technologists, engineers, architects and leaders.
The FTL Program is seeking talented
STEM MS and PhD 2016-2017 graduates from UMBC
interested in learning more about their exclusive
three year rotational program working side-by-side
with senior technical management. It’s the chance of
a lifetime—one that only a few receive. To be
eligible for the FTL Program, you must be at the top
of your class in a Master’s or Doctoral program. Due
to the classified nature of the work, you must be a
U.S. citizen and able to obtain a security
clearance.
Selected individuals spend three years working
on a variety of critical projects that provide
specialized training, networking opportunities,
mentoring by senior technologists, and management
visibility.
Northrop Grumman will be
selecting UMBC candidates to interview from this
event! Please bring
resumes with you.
Come out and meet technical experts, leadership and
hiring staff to learn more about their business,
customers, industry and career paths within their
organization.
Wednesday, September 21st at 5PM
UMBC Commons 318
To learn more about this program, please visit
their website.
You can rsvp for this event in your UMBCworks account
under the Events tab.
We look forward to seeing you on September 21st!
Graduate students in the following areas are requested:
Core Engineering – Computer Science, Computer Engineering,
Electrical Engineering, Electrical and Computer
Engineering, Systems Engineering with a technical focus,
Aerospace Engineering with a systems focus
Specialty Disciplines - Operations research, Cyber
Security and Information Assurance , Health/Bio
Information Systems/Information Technology,
Neuroscience/Bio Informatics, Analytics
Fundamental Sciences – Mathematics, Physics
