Northrop Grumman is closing its San Jose facility at 6379 San Ignacio Ave., eliminating 78 positions across Northrop Grumman Info Systems. The closure stems from a program winddown and location consolidation; the specific program was not disclosed. Layoffs are planned in three stages: Oct. 31 this year, Jan. 29, 2026, and June 30, 2026. The company stated the plant closure will be permanent, though some workers may be matched with other opportunities within the company. Employees lack bumping rights and are not union-represented. The closure follows broader Bay Area tech losses, including 2,500 jobs in July and 6,700 statewide estimated by Beacon Economics using state EDD data.
SAN JOSE Northrop Grumman has decided to shut a San Jose plant in a downsizing that will eliminate 78 jobs and widen employment losses in the Bay Area's tech sector, a new state government filing shows. Employees at 6379 San Ignacio Ave. are part of the cuts by the aerospace manufacturer. Northrop Grumman Info Systems, a unit of Northrop Grumman that often provides information technology services to federal government agencies, operates at the site.
Due to a program winddown and location consolidation effort, Northrop Grumman is closing its San Jose facility, Michelle Cacho, a director of human resources with Northrop Grumman, wrote in a WARN letter to the state Employment Development Department. The relevant program that was winding down wasn't disclosed in the WARN letter. The company is closing the entire plant, Northrop Grumman stated in the notice. Because of the nature of this action, the employee separations are expected to be permanent.
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