Chris Gregory , former vice president at HawkEye 360 , has joined Kratos Defense and Security Solutions (Nasdaq: KTOS) as VP of product management for space domain awareness at its space-focused business arm, according to a LinkedIn post.
He spent seven years at HawkEye 360, most recently serving as its VP of system engineering and operations. His other previous roles at the geospatial analytics company are VP of engineering research and development and director of signal processing.
Gregory began his industry career as a member of the technical staff at Hughes Network Systems . Following that, he worked at VT iDirect for more than 15 years, assuming roles of increasing responsibilities and culminating in the position of engineering VP.
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