Anna Ehrhardt , formerly chief information security officer for the Leidos Partnership for Defense Health at Leidos (NYSE: LDOS), has joined General Dynamics ‘ (NYSE: GD) information technology unit as vice president of digital transformation strategy for the federal health sector.
Ehrhardt, who announced the move in a LinkedIn post, has over a decade of experience overseeing IT projects and programs for government contracting and technology companies.
Before joining Leidos, she worked at KBR (NYSE: KBR) as senior IT cybersecurity project manager and plan of action and milestones team lead for the Defense Health Agency.
Her industry career includes time as an IT specialist at automobile manufacturer Chevrolet, lead IT project manager at data analytics services provider CommIT Enterprises and lead technical specialist at QinetiQ North America .
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