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Where challenging work meets a rewarding career. Learn more about what it’s like to work at Johns Hopkins APL.

Instructions for returning high school students on registering for STEM Academy courses.

At APL, working with small businesses is a business imperative. The Small Business Liaison Office was established to achieve and advance small business program...

We’re tackling the critical challenge of inspiring, training, and developing the nation’s STEM talent through school- and community-based outreach programs.

General information about STEM Academy courses.

Information for Johns Hopkins APL retirees, including contact information for health insurance, pension plans, and related topics.

We combine creativity and technical expertise with a culture of risk-taking, tackling increasingly difficult challenges with impacts across multiple domains.

At APL, our space scientists and engineers strive every day to break new ground—through research, spacecraft and instrument designs, and much more.

APL technology can address industry needs that benefit our sponsors, the public, and the university and may foster economic development. With a large portfolio...

APL start-ups leverage the Laboratory’s world-class research and innovation infrastructure. Tech Transfer can help identify technology, resources, and...

Learn more about how you can get connected with APL STEM outreach.

Research tools developed by APL’s Intelligent Systems Center

Our Government Employee Fellowship Program offers tailored work experiences through immersion into one or more of our research and development programs.

Information on the application process for new students in the STEM Academy Ignite program.

We are dedicated to solving complex challenges and pioneering new technologies, but what makes Johns Hopkins APL truly unique is the culture surrounding the...

Explore projects and missions from Johns Hopkins APL.

Learn more about collaborating with APL. Includes answers to frequently asked questions about evaluating and licensing APL technology.

Explore careers and internships in engineering, technology, research, business, and operations at Johns Hopkins APL.

Learn more about the facilities at APL supporting space science and engineering.

Maryland MESA (Math, Engineering, Science Achievement) is an exciting and engaging after-school program for students in grades 3–12 designed to spark their...

Learn more about the core values and mission of the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.

Information on the registration process for returning students in the STEM Academy Ignite program.

APL’s STEM Academy is a unique opportunity for middle and high school students in Maryland to increase both their knowledge of and interest in STEM-related...

The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory is located in Laurel, Maryland, situated between Baltimore and Washington D.C. and near I-95.

Johns Hopkins APL supports education at all levels to encourage current and future engineers and scientists.

Information on visiting APL, including entry/ID requirements, restricted/controlled items, directions, and parking.

We offer a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere where you can bring your whole self to work, continue to grow, and build lifelong bonds with inspiring teammates.

Learn more about APL’s contributions to past, present, and future game-changing space missions.

The APL Colloquium is a forum to broaden horizons, explore new ideas, and engage with colleagues to support the Lab’s vision and goals.

We solve complex research, engineering, and analytical problems that present critical challenges to our nation.

We partner with other Johns Hopkins divisions to enhance education opportunities and solve some of the nation’s—and the world’s—toughest problems.

APL’s STEM Program Management Office is committed to helping students and teachers develop their literacy and competency in STEM.

Interested in taking a STEM Academy course for the first time? Students who are new to STEM Academy must apply to our program.

STEM Academy Ignite courses are designed for middle school students to develop their STEM identity and be successful in STEM. Learn more about program goals,...

The Intelligent Systems Center leverages APL’s broad expertise across national security, space exploration, and health to fundamentally advance the use of...

Tech Transfer advises APL staff members of the options that will best leverage the potential of disclosed technology, including marketability, patenting, and...

We’re always looking for great people to join our team. Whether your expertise involves technology and research or business operations, we have a place for...

We have created wide-ranging innovation programs and initiatives to encourage and fund our APL staff members in their exploration of ideas, inspirations, and...

From day one, we give you the opportunity to use your skills to push the boundaries of science and technology. Explore internship opportunities at APL.

APL’s long heritage of space technology innovation reaches back six decades, and includes building more than 300 specialized instruments.

View upcoming events hosted by the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.

Learn more about program areas in the Sea Control Mission Area.

The ASPIRE program at APL enables high school juniors and seniors to experience and explore STEM careers before committing to an area of study in college.

The two-week Summer Center for Space Science program at APL gives students in grades 6–8 the chance to work in teams alongside NASA scientists and engineers.

Johns Hopkins APL’s mission areas are organized and equipped to meet unique sponsor and mission needs, providing them with dedicated, on-call engineering,...

APL STEM advertises STEM volunteer opportunities in our surrounding communities. Learn more about requesting volunteer support from APL.

Johns Hopkins APL delivers breakthrough technologies and game-changing solutions to strengthen national security and advance the frontiers of science. Explore...

The APL STEM Program Office conducts a limited number of educational tours of the Laboratory for students in grades 8–12 each school year.