Michelle Styczynski-Hamblin , a two-decade veteran of RTX (NYSE: RTX) and its former iterations, has been named vice president of APS operations and supply chain at the company’s Raytheon business arm, according to a LinkedIn post published Friday.
She most recently served as Raytheon’s VP of agile radar solutions responsible for overseeing life cycle development for aircraft fire control sensors, maritime surveillance sensors, terrain following sensors and Harpoon anti-ship missile seekers.
Before that, Styczynski-Hamblin oversaw the company’s F-15 program in a senior director role.
Her 20-year career at Raytheon includes roles such as deputy director of the Airborne Early Warning and Reconnaissance Systems program, program director of the F-15 development and emerging business and senior program manager of the APG-63(V)3 radar programs.
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