Northrop Grumman
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Hardware Engineer compensation in United States at Northrop Grumman ranges from $89.6K per year for T1 to $157K per year for T4. The median yearly compensation in United States package totals $106K. View the base salary, stock, and bonus breakdowns for Northrop Grumman's total compensation packages. Last updated: 5/18/2025
Average Compensation By Level
Level Name | Total | Base | Stock | Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
T1Associate Hardware Engineer | $89.6K | $88.6K | $0 | $979 |
T2Hardware Engineer | $113K | $110K | $0 | $2.9K |
T3Principal Hardware Engineer | $132K | $130K | $0 | $2.4K |
T4Senior Principal Hardware Engineer | $157K | $156K | $0 | $1.7K |
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