David Bradley was appointed vice president of space and strategy within the Electro Optics/Infrared Sensors Group at Leonardo DRS , the executive announced in a LinkedIn post Tuesday.
Bradley most recently served as VP of strategy and business development for space and intelligence systems at General Dynamics ‘ mission systems business. He initially joined GDMS as a program director.
Nearly 15 years of the executive’s career was spent working at Science Applications International Corp. as program director for the space and rocket launch business unit.
Bradley’s other previous work stints were with Northrop Grumman , Boeing and Orbital ARK.
Commenting on his appointment, Bradley said, “This is a great team dedicated to exploring the limits of EO/IR technology and helping our customers solve some of their wickedly hard challenges.”
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