Jeffrey Massimilla , former General Motors (NYSE: GM) executive, was appointed vice president of global engineering and technology at General Dynamics ‘ (NYSE: GD) land systems business, according to his LinkedIn post .
He was with General Motors for over 20 years combined, assuming roles of increasing responsibilities including chief product cybersecurity officer, VP for vehicle safety and product cybersecurity, global chief information officer for connected customer and mobility solutions and VP of OnStar Safety and Connectivity.
Massimilla most recently worked as General Dynamics Land Systems’ VP of global engineering project management and CIO, which he assumed in early 2023.
His career also includes time with Denso and ZF Group.
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