Gina Vaughan , former director of application services at Peraton , has joined DMI to serve as vice president and chief architect of technical solutions at the McLean, Virginia-based provider of end-to-end digital transformation services.
The company said Vaughan’s responsibilities include serving as a lead solution architect and a player coach tasked to mentor and train solution architects at DMI.
Vaughan brings to DMI over 15 years of experience as a solutions architect. Her previous companies include Science Applications International Corp. (NYSE: SAIC), IDEMIA National Security Solutions and the former Unisys company.
“DMI has a winning strategy, and I’m excited to be part of the growth, especially in the crucial area of digital modernization,” said Vaughan. “I am impressed with the people-centric approach that DMI takes when partnering with customers in the public and private sector.”
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