Nathan Pritchard , a 26-year systems and cybersecurity engineering veteran, has been appointed chief engineer for launch and test range systems on Ensco ‘s systems engineering and integration program.
He announced his new role in a recently published LinkedIn post and will oversee the company’s SE&I efforts supporting the U.S. Space Force’s Space Launch Delta 30 and 45 units.
Pritchard most recently served as Ensco’s deputy program manager responsible for leading project and program planning to deliver launch and test range systems to the Space Force.
Before that, he was chief engineer for the company’s Range of the Future initiative.
Pritchard also held senior engineering roles at Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH), Parsons (NYSE: PSN), Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) and Scitor.
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