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Roman Hachkowski Joins Northrop as AOA Xinetics GM


Roman Hachkowski
Roman Hachkowski

TYSONS CORNER, VA September 21, 2015 — Optical systems veteran Roman Hachkowski has been appointed general manager of AOA Xinetics, a business unit of Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC), GovCon Executive reported Friday.

Northrop said Thursday Hachkowski will use his experience to help widen the market for the security and defense photonic products business.

He holds a doctorate degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Colorado.

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