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Stacy Kubicek Appointed Sensors & Global Sustainment VP, GM at Lockheed MFC

Stacy Kubicek, a nearly two-decade Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) veteran, has been named vice president and general manager of sensors and global sustainment within the company’s missiles and fire control business.

Kubicek announced her new position in a LinkedIn post published Monday and joins the MFC group from her prior role as VP and GM of Lockheed’s mission solutions business.

She started her career at Lockheed in 2003 and spent five years as a senior systems engineer. She rejoined the defense contractor in 2011 and has held roles of increasing responsibility, including senior program manager, director and VP.

Earlier in her career, Kubicek worked at General Dynamics (NYSE: GD) as senior systems engineer.

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