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Joseph Early Named Deputy Chief Technology Officer of Cornerstone Defense

Joseph Early, former chief digital and data officer at the Department Defense’s F-35 Joint Program Office, has joined Cornerstone Defense as deputy chief technology officer.

The former U.S. Navy lieutenant commander will work with the company’s leadership and technical teams in efforts to bring differentiated platforms to the government sector, Cornerstone Defense said Monday.

Chris Goodrich, CEO of Cornerstone Defense, said Early brings a mission focus and his military experience complements the organization’s current service offerings.

His career with DOD also includes time as Mad Hatter project lead at Kessel Run and personnel officer and instructor mission commander at the Navy.

Early earned Project Management Professional certification as well as Agile Certified Practitioner designation from the Project Management Institute.

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