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Darryl Albertson Named Cubic HR VP

cubic corp logoDarryl Albertson has been appointed vice president of human resources at Cubic Corp. (NYSE: CUB) and will oversee areas such as talent acquisition, compensation, benefits, employee relations, training and organizational development.

The 25-year HR professional assumed the role on Monday and works in San Diego, Cubic announced Thursday.

Albertson previously held VP roles at Global Learning, CareFusion and Cardinal Health.

His career also includes time as a senior director at Pfizer.

He holds a degree and a masters in communications from San Diego State University and a Ph.D. in communications from the University of Southern California.

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