Roger Miller , former senior director for justice account at Paradyme , was elevated to the role of vice president of Department of Justice at the McLean, Virginia-based information technology company.
Paradyme announced Miller’s promotion to lead its DOJ portfolio via LinkedIn and highlighted that the executive is recognized for his dedication to the company and its mission partners.
Miller worked for the FBI for almost a decade before joining Paradyme. At the bureau, he was supervisor of the Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted Program, chief of mission development—law enforcement engagement, and associate deputy director of IT and operation services at the section level.
His career also includes time with Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Navy.
Aside from Miller, Paradyme also promoted Bryan Na from his post as director to VP of artificial intelligence/machine learning practice . He was a former project manager at Planned Systems International and a senior consultant at BearingPoint.
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