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John Stasulli Named VP, CTO of Defense & Space Engineering Solutions at Parsons

John Stasulli, chief technology officer of defense and space engineering solutions at Parsons (NYSE: PSN), has been given the additional role of vice president, he announced in a LinkedIn post on Sunday.

He has been with the company since March 2020 and has nearly 20 years of experience in defense-related software and engineering.

Stasulli is a retired U.S. Army serviceman. After being in the military for more than 11 years, he joined the private sector through Blackhawk Management Corp. As a systems integrator, he represented the firm as a technical adviser for software design, installation, operation and maintenance to users, information technology personnel and senior military leaders at Victory Base Complex in Iraq.

In April 2005, he became lead product engineer and senior software engineer at Intelligent Software Solutions. He was with the company until August 2016, serving in various product engineering capacities.

Before Parsons, Stasulli worked at defense and space manufacturer Polaris Alpha. He started out as a product manager and later as director of engineering.

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