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Production Controller – Defence
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Holt Executive has an exciting opportunity for a Production Controller to join a prominent design & manufacturing defence business based in Horsham, supplying a market-leading product range to the Naval, Land and Security sectors. This role will play a vital part in effective communication across the business, to make sure that sales orders are completed accurately and facilitate the environment for effective manufacturing. This is a highly dynamic business and offers a diverse and engaging workload. Key responsibilities for the Production Controller – Defence: Help to ensure that all projects are carried out efficiently, within cost and timescales along with quality of goods and services at all times. Take sales order information to generate production requirements and planning to achieve time and cost criteria for projects. Planning overall manufacturing requirements on a multi-project basis. Organising kitting for shop built assemblies, ensuring kits are in suitable state for manufacture. Liaising with the Supply Chain department for purchase of necessary components. Facilitating delivery documentation with the Export department, ensuring all customer requirements are met. Liaise with Production/Manufacturing Engineering on manufacturing procedures and problems. Assist with generation of new procedure, methods and flow diagrams for the MRP system. Key requirements for this Production Controller – Defence role: Experience working with a MRP/ERP system. Manufacturing background. Highly motivated and able to work with minimal supervision. Apply a logical systematic approach and good judgement in decision making processes. Mature attitude and the ability to liaise effectively and positively between other departments and external suppliers/customers. Benefits for the Production Controller – Defence: Hybrid/flexible working arrangements. Early finish on Fridays. 26 days annual leave. Up to 4% matched employer contributions. Company shares incentives. Income protection scheme and employee assistance programme. Life assurance.
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VACANCIES
12 Jul 22. Project management expertise in demand at Dstl. The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory has more than 30 opportunities for experienced project managers to help deliver transformative science and technology. Great project managers are wanted to help Dstl deliver its wide-ranging programme of specialist science and technology work to the Ministry of Defence and wider government. Offering exceptional benefits and strong career development prospects to its employees, Dstl is the science inside the UK’s defence and security and an executive agency of the Ministry of Defence, helping to protect our nation. Project managers are critical to delivering Dstl’s expert research, specialist advice and invaluable operational support across a fascinating variety of areas, from cyber and artificial intelligence to weapons and explosives. In return, Dstl offers a great career pathway, continual professional development through training and education routes, and membership of professional bodies. The increased demand for project management skills reflects the requirements identified in the 2021 Integrated Review and the projects and programmes included in MOD’s Science and Technology Portfolio for 2022 and beyond. Carl, project manager in Exploration Division, says:” I’m currently working on a project with a wide range of investigation from DNA to neuromorphic and quantum computing. In addition to the projects that I help to deliver, Dstl offers a great career pathway that can take you from Project Support Officer, all the way to senior project management roles. Continual professional development is actively promoted via a wealth of training and education routes and membership of professional bodies.” Helen, senior principal project manager, says: “I deliver exciting science and technology (S&T) across defence and wider government. We do incredible work and it’s great to be part of it. No two days are the same and every day is a learning day.” Highlights of working at Dstl are the people, our values, diversity and inclusion and of course flexible working. The sky is the limit if you are driven to succeed and the variety of work across Dstl is second to none. You don’t need a science and technology background, just great project management skills. Apply for project manager opportunities: https://www.civilservicejobs.service.gov.uk/
05 Jul 22. Airspace Link invites applicants for government relations and policy affairs role to join growing team. Uncrewed Traffic Management (UTM) company Airspace Link seeks a Head of Government Relations and Policy Affairs to join the company’s growing team. Airspace Link is looking for a forward-thinking, strategic, and relationship-oriented government relations professional to build and execute a policy strategy. This role will focus on the federal government but will lead the full range of company policy activities, including engagements at the international, state, tribal, and local levels.
Responsibilities:
- Develop and implement Airspace Link’s policy strategy, focusing on local, state, tribal, federal government, as well as potential collaboration with international partners
- Represent Airspace Link before government agencies, with a focus on the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, and the Department of Defense, cultivating trust with professional and political officials
- Represent Airspace Link in key industry associations, building relationships across the community to support enhancement of public perception for UAS and BVLOS operations
- Establish Airspace Link’s regulatory objectives by partnering with policy makers, regulatory agencies, and customers
- Monitor and lead Airspace Link’s response to policy proposals and rulemakings from federal agencies, industry associations, and standards bodies
- Develop policy playbooks that can be used to scale adoption of Airspace Link’s strategies across engaged and potential government customers/partners.
Airspace Link aims to create a world where the safe integration of drones fuels human progress, advancing social equity, the environment, and the economy.
Application info here: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3144935744/?refId=Kn4KQCXT%2B4PCZ157SeNxgg%3D%3D
For more information visit:www.airspacelink.com (Source: www.unmannedairspace.info)
05 Jul 22. UK CAA posts several specialist vacances in newly formed space regulation team. The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is inviting applicants for a wide variety of roles in its Space Regulation Team. The CAA became the UK’s space regulator in 2021 to help to create a safe, innovative and thriving space industry in the UK. To help achieve this, the CAA is recruiting for a number of jobs.
These range from roles that focus on the development of regulatory policy and safety cases, to our Licensing & Oversight team who manage our caseloads and oversight activity, to our Engineering team who lead on the modelling and analysis of proposals from industry.
The CAA is currently recruiting for:
Lead Safety Case Assessor
Space Licensing & Oversight Specialist
Space Licensing & Oversight Lead
Mission Safety Analyst
Space Policy Lead
Space Regulatory Policy Specialist
Space Engineering Inspecting Officer
The CAA’s role as the space regulator is to enable the growth of industry while prioritising safety.
Application details here
For more information visit: www.caa.co.uk
(Source: www.unmannedairspace.info)
LOCATIONS
MARITIME
12 Jul 22. Austal begins construction of US Navy’s Navajo-class T-ATS 11.
Delivery of the first steel ship is expected to take place by late 2024. Austal USA has officially commenced the construction of the US Navy’s Navajo-class towing, salvage and rescue ship (T-ATS 11).
The beginning of construction of the company’s first steel ship was marked by a ceremony.
It was attended by officials including US Navy programme executive officer for ships rear admiral Thomas Anderson and US representative for Alabama first district Congressman Jerry Carl.
Austal USA New Construction vice-president Dave Growden said: “It seems like only yesterday we were breaking ground on our steel shipbuilding facility and here we are, a little over a year, beginning construction on our first steel ship.
“Our shipbuilders are excited to demonstrate how effectively their talent and our proven processes translate to steel production.”
Austal will carry out associated work at its new 170,000ft² steel production facility, housing computerised and robotic steel processing equipment.
According to Austal, the company will use its experience in ship manufacturing processes and innovative techniques, including modular construction, lean manufacturing principles and moving assembly lines.
The T-ATS modules will be built in this steel production facility. Once manufactured, the modules will be transported to the final assembly hall for integration.
Austal is expected to deliver the vessel T-ATS 11 by late 2024.
Last year in October, Austal received an additional contract to design and construct two Navajo-class ships T-ATS 11 and 12 for the US Navy.
The US Navy’s T-ATS vessels are being constructed to provide various capabilities to support US fleet operations, including rescue, salvage and ocean-going tug. T-ATS will be a common hull, multi-mission platform designed to tow heavy ships. Recently, Austal secured a detailed design and construction contract for the US Navy’s auxiliary floating dry dock medium. (Source: naval-technology.com)
12 Jul 22. HII marks key construction milestone for US Navy’s John F Kennedy. Huntington Ingalls Industries’ Newport News Shipbuilding (HII-NNS) has achieved a milestone in systems and compartment construction of the US Navy’s John F Kennedy (CVN 79). This milestone marks a significant step towards the delivery of the vessel, which is expected in 2024.
The company has turned over the 1,000th compartment of the 2,615 total spaces to the crew of the US Navy’s second Ford-class aircraft carrier CVN 79.
The company has also finished work on electrical and engineering spaces, allowing sailors assigned to the pre-commissioning unit to increase their training on the ship.
New Construction Aircraft Carrier Programmes CVN 78 and CVN 79 vice-president Lucas Hicks said: “This is about equipping our sailors with the most advanced aircraft carrier ever built for the US Navy.
“We are proud to execute for the customer, and finalise the remaining equipment, systems and compartments that will bring us closer to delivering the ship to the Navy.”
The NNS division is also working on the construction of the US Navy’s two other Ford-class aircraft carriers USS Enterprise (CVN 80) and Doris Miller (CVN 81).
Separately, the US Navy’s 12th San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock Fort Lauderdale (LPD 28) has sailed towards its commissioning site in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. (Source: naval-technology.com)
11 Jul 22. USS Gunston Hall ship undergoes maintenance availability in Denmark. The ship’s arrival in Copenhagen aims to bolster ties with a key Nato allied nation. The US Navy’s Whidbey Island-class dock landing ship (LSD) USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44) is undergoing a mid-deployment voyage repair (MDVR) in Denmark.
The ship, along with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) personnel, reached Copenhagen on 8 July.
The scheduled maintenance availability period, or MDVR, allows the vessels to perform corrective and preventative maintenance that cannot be completed while the ship is at the sea.
Additionally, the MDVR ensures that the ship remains mechanically ready throughout the remainder deployment period.
Gunston Hall commanding officer commander Beth Nelson said: “We are excited for the privilege to visit Denmark and experience the local culture and cuisine while making necessary repairs and upkeep to the ship.
“Additionally, our marines look forward to time on shore conducting necessary training to maintain their proficiency.”
The ship’s deployment to the city also aims to strengthen relations with key Nato allied nations.
Gunston Hall participated in various operations and interoperability exercises with allied and partner countries including Hedgehog, Northern Viking 22, Neptune Shield and BALTOPS 22.
The Whidbey Island-class LSD was also deployed in the US Naval Forces Europe (NAVEUR) area of operations (AOR) for three-and-a-half months.
The embarked 22nd MEU and Kearsarge Amphibious Ready Group (ARG) are a part of the command and control (C2) of Task Force (TF) 61/2.
Apart from Gunston Hall, the ARG includes Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD 3) and San-Antonio class amphibious transport dock ship USS Arlington (LPD 24). (Source: naval-technology.com)
08 Jul 22. Fincantieri delivers Qatar Navy’s second OPV Sheraouh.
The first OPV Musherib was delivered to QEN in January this year.
Fincantieri has delivered the Qatari Emiri Navy’s (QEN) second offshore patrol vessel (OPV) Sheraouh at the Muggiano (La Spezia) shipyard in Italy.
Delivery of the vessel was marked by a ceremony attended by Italian Defence Minister Lorenzo Guerini and Qatar Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Affairs Minister Dr Khalid bin Mohamed Al Attiyah.
The company is under contract to build two OPVs for the QEN under the Qatari Ministry of Defence’s national naval acquisition programme.
The €4bn ($4.06bn) programme also involves construction of four 100m-long corvettes and one landing platform dock (LPD).
In September 2020, Fincantieri launched the first OPV Musherib. It was handed over to the QEN in January this year.
The 63m-long, 9.2m-wide second OPV Sheraouh offers a maximum speed of 30 knots. It can accommodate around 38 crew members aboard.
The vessel can also operate a rigid hull inflatable boat using a crane located at the stern.
According to Fincantieri, the ships have been designed in accordance with the rules for naval ships classification (RINAMIL) for the fast patrol vessel.
The QEN’s two OPVs are flexible type of ships that can perform several functions including maritime combat and surveillance.
Furthermore, the propulsion system in the OPVs has four variable pitch propellers placed in line with a diesel propulsion engine.
Out of the four propellers, two are placed near the starboard, while the other two are to the left.
Earlier in April, Fincantieri delivered the second of the four Al Zubarah-class corvettes. The company also started the construction of amphibious vessel LPD in May. (Source: naval-technology.com)
11 Jul 22. Indian IAC INS Vikrant concludes fourth phase of sea trials.
Delivery of the aircraft carrier is aimed to take place by the end of this month. The Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) has revealed that the first indigenous aircraft carrier (IAC) INS Vikrant has completed the fourth phase of sea trials.
The aircraft carrier underwent a series of integrated trials for the majority of the systems and equipment on board, including some aviation facilities’ complex equipment.
Delivery of the Indian Navy’s first IAC is expected towards the end of this month.
Following its delivery, the IAC will be commissioned into service in August.
In a press statement, the Indian Navy said: “The ship’s delivery is being targeted in end July 2022, followed by commissioning of the ship in Aug 2022 to commemorate ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’.”
The latest trial phase comes after the third phase of sea trials, which were completed in January this year.
The IAC underwent its maiden sea trials in August 2021 and the second phase was concluded in October last year.
The three phases of sea trials involved endurance evaluation of the ship’s propulsion machinery, lifesaving appliances, deck machinery, electrical and electronic suites, as well as ship’s navigation and communication systems.
The Vikrant-class aircraft carrier INS Vikrant is the first IAC to be designed by the Indian Navy’s Directorate of Naval Design (DND).
The ship is being constructed by Cochin Shipyard (CSL) in Kochi, India.
With over 76% of indigenous content, the new aircraft carrier supports the Government of India’s (GOI) ‘Make in India’ and ‘AatmaNirbhar Bharat’ initiatives.
Furthermore, the associated work has led to the development of several ancillary industries, offering more than 2,000 job opportunities at CSL and around 12,000 in ancillary industries.
Once constructed, INS Vikrant will operate various aircraft including, MiG-29K, light combat aircraft (LCA), Kamov 31 helicopter and advanced light helicopter (ALH). (Source: naval-technology.com)
AIR
11 Jul 22. Myanmar receives two Su-30 fighter jets. Russia has delivered the first two of six Sukhoi Su-30SME multirole combat jets ordered by Myanmar. The Irrawaddy news website reported that these deliveries were made in March 2022 but undisclosed until recently. Moscow is also said to have sent several trainers and technicians to assist the Myanmar Air Force during the warranty period. The Irrawaddy cited the source of the information as being “former Myanmar Air Force officers who joined the anti-coup movement” in 2021. According to Janes data, most of the Myanmar Air Force’s combat assets are located near primary areas of operation, especially near the country’s borders. However, the two new Su-30s are said to have been deployed at Nay Pyi Taw International Airport, in central Myanmar. The aircraft are said to be kept in a hangar at the airport. Russian pilots and technicians are said to be working in Myanmar until the expiration of the warranty period. (Source: Janes)
MILITARY AND GOVERNMENT
PERSONNEL
08 Jul 22. RNLAF establishes new ACC and redeploys four F-35 aircraft. The RNLAF’s 313 Squadron was temporarily deactivated as an F-16 squadron in December 2020. The Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF) has commissioned a new Air Combat Command (ACC), reorganising its air command and control arrangements. This was marked by a ceremony, during which the RNLAF commander lieutenant general Dennis Luyt handed over the command banner to new ACC first commander commodore Johan van Deventer. The newly created ACC consists of two operational fighter bases at Leeuwarden in the North and Volkel in the South, as well as an Air Operations Control Station (AOCS) at Nieuw-Milligen in the centre of the Netherlands. Simultaneously, the RNLAF has redeployed four of its F-35 fighter jets to Volkel Air Base in the Netherlands, re-establishing the 313 Squadron as a fifth-generation fighter unit. The first four fifth-generation fighter jets landed at Volkel Air Base on 30 June.
Deventer said: “Within this new organisation we join combat capability of all our F-35s, F-16s, MQ-9s, air battle management, targeting and datalink management under one commander.
“We operate from three locations, with 13 squadrons, as one information-driven team within a new RNLAF command structure.
“By delegating responsibilities to lower levels, we increase our agility enabling quick adjustments to rapidly change the operational environment.”
Also called Netherlands’ Tiger Squadron, the 313 Squadron was temporarily deactivated as an F-16 squadron in December 2020.
After the deactivation, associated pilots and ground crews were converted to the fifth-generation F-35 aircraft at Leeuwarden Air Base.
With the latest redeployment of F-35s, the Volkel Air Base now has two squadrons with two types of fighter jets.
It includes the 313 Squadron flying the F-35s and the 312 Squadron flying the F-16 aircraft. The 312 Squadron will continue to fly F-16s for the next two years. Following the aircraft’s retirement, the squadron will convert to F-35s.(Source: airforce-technology.com)
U.S. APPOINTMENTS
07 Jul 22. General Christopher Cavoli of the US Army assumed command of Allied Command Operations in a ceremony at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe in Mons, Belgium on Monday (4 July 2022). General Cavoli succeeds General Tod Wolters of the US Air Force, who had been in post since 2019. (Source: www.joint-forces.com)
12 Jul 22. USAF BG Anne B. Gunter for appointment to the grade of major general. Gunter is currently serving as the director of personnel, Headquarters U.S. USAF Reserve, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
12 Jul 22. USAF BG Lynnette J. Hebert for appointment to the grade of major general. Hebert is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the commander, U.S. Cyber Command; and director, National Security Agency/chief of Central Security Service, U.S. Cyber Command, Fort George G. Meade, Maryland.
12 Jul 22. USAF BG Constance L. Jenkins for appointment to the grade of major general. Jenkins is currently serving as the director of logistics and engineering, U.S. Northern Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command, Peterson Space Force Base, Colorado.
12 Jul 22. USAF BG Tanya R. Kubinec for appointment to the grade of major general. Kubinec is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the commander, USAF Reserve Command, Robins USAF Base, Georgia.
12 Jul 22. Space Force BG John M. Olson for appointment to the grade of major general. Olson is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the chief of space operations, Headquarters U.S. Space Force, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
12 Jul 22. USAF BG David W. Smith for appointment to the grade of major general. Smith is currently serving as the director, of plans, programs, and requirements, Headquarters U.S. USAF Reserve, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
12 Jul 22. USAF BG Aaron G. Vangelisti for appointment to the grade of major general. Vangelisti is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the director of operations, strategic deterrence and nuclear integration, Air Mobility Command, Scott USAF Base, Illinois.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Michael P. Cruff has for appointed to the grade of brigadier general. Cruff is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the director of strategy, plans, requirements and programs, Air Mobility Command, Scott USAF Base, Illinois.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Heath D. Fowler for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. Fowler is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the director of logistics and engineering, USAF Global Strike Command, Barksdale USAF Base, Louisiana.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Leslie S. Hadley for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. Hadley is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the commander, 18th USAF, Scott USAF Base, Illinois.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Lori C. Jones for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. Jones is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the director of cyberspace operations and warfighter communications, Headquarters U.S. USAF, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. William A. Matney for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. Matney is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the director, legislative liaison, Office of the Secretary of the USAF, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Kelvin D. McElroy for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. McElroy is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the director of logistics, civil engineering, force protection and nuclear integration, USAF Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson USAF Base, Ohio.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Andre A. McMillian for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. McMillian is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the director of logistics, engineering and force protection, Air Mobility Command, Scott USAF Base, Illinois.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Stephen J. Nester for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. Nester is currently serving as the commander, 442nd Fighter Wing, 10th USAF, USAF Reserve Command, Whiteman USAF Base, Missouri.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Shannon O’Harren for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. O’Harren is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the director of intelligence, Air Combat Command, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Kenneth J. Ostrat for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. Ostrat is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the director of integration and innovation, Deputy Chief Of Staff, Integration and Requirements, Headquarters U.S. USAF, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Sarah H. Russ for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. Russ is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the commander, 12th USAF, USAFs Southern, Air Combat Command, Davis-Monthan USAF Base, Arizona.
12 Jul 22. Space Force Col. Stephen E. Slade for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. Slade is currently serving as the mobilization assistant to the commander, Combined Force Space Component, U.S. Space Command; and deputy commander, Space Operations Command, U.S. Space Force, Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
12 Jul 22. USAF Col. Dean D. Sniegowski for appointment to the grade of brigadier general. Sniegowski is currently serving as the vice commander, 10th USAF, USAF Reserve Command, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas.
INDUSTRY
INDUSTRY TEAMINGS
08 Jul 22. Safran, Hindustan ink deal to develop helicopter engines. French company Safran and Indian firm Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. are creating a joint venture to develop helicopter engines in the Asian nation, Safran announced Friday. The partnership is expected to focus on powering India’s 13-ton multirole helicopter in the making, further promoting the country’s economic initiative Atmanirbhar Bharat, meant to boost self-reliance for domestic industry, the news release said.
“The creation of this new joint venture marks a turning point in our relationship with HAL and the Indian [Ministry of Defence] with the development and production of a new generation of helicopter engine,” said Franck Saudo, the CEO of Safran Helicopter Engines. “With a fleet of over 1,000 engines, India’s Armed Forces are one of the largest operators of Safran-designed helicopter engines.”
The two companies have worked together for more than 50 years, previously partnering on helicopter engines such as the Shakti and Ardiden 1U variants.
Hindustan’s chief managing director, R. Madhavan, said he looks forward to the development of the multirole helicopter and its naval variant.
In March, the two companies broke ground in Sattari for a new facility under their Helicopter Engines MRO Private Ltd. joint venture to provide maintenance, repair and overhaul services for TM333 and Shakti engines for India’s military. The facility is expected to be operational by the end of 2023. (Source: Defense News Early Bird/Defense News)
PERSONNEL
U.S. APPOINTMENTS
12 Jul 22. Lockheed Martin Corporation [NYSE: LMT] today announced its board of directors has elected retired Marine Lt. Gen. Vincent R. Stewart to the board, effective July 15.. Stewart retired from the U.S. Marine Corps in 2019 after more than 38 years of active commissioned service to the nation. He most recently served as deputy commander, U.S. Cyber Command, where he planned and organized the Department of Defense’s efforts to secure the nation’s critical infrastructure and key resources against malicious cyber threats. Before that, Stewart was the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), where he served as the principal advisor to the secretary of defense and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on military intelligence-related matters. He is the first African American, first Jamaican American and first Marine to hold the position of director of DIA.
12 Jul 22. Merlin Labs, the leading developer of autonomous flight technology for fixed-wing aircraft, announced today that Dan Elwell, former Acting FAA administrator, industry advocate, and pilot, has joined the company’s advisory board. He will advise the company on policy and strategy as it engages with regulators in shaping the future of autonomous flight. (Source: PR Newswire)
11 Jul 22. Terran Orbital Corporation (NYSE: LLAP), a global leader in satellite solutions, primarily serving the United States and Allied aerospace and defense industries, today announced the appointment of Jonathan Siegmann as Senior Vice President of Corporate Development. Mr. Siegmann will lead Terran Orbital’s investor relations, M&A, and venture efforts among other development initiatives. Most recently, Mr. Siegmann served as Research Analyst and Portfolio Manager for Fidelity Management and Research Company. Coverage responsibilities included all North American aerospace, defense, and new space companies both public and private. Prior to Fidelity, Jonathan held various positions of increasing responsibility at BASF Corporation from 1998-2007. Mr. Siegmann received a BS from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business and is a Chartered Financial Analyst® holder from the CFA Institute. (Source: BUSINESS WIRE)
REST OF THE WORLD APPOINTMENTS
13 Jul 22. SpaceLink executive joins Kleos Space. The ASX-listed spy satellite company has appointed a new executive to lead its financial operations. Alan Khalili has been named as the new chief financial officer (CFO) of Kleos Space — a space-powered radio frequency reconnaissance data-as-a-service (DaaS) and mission-as-a-service (MaaS). Khalili, who replaces Iain Hackston, joins Kleos from SpaceLink, where he has served as CFO since April 2021. The new appointee holds over two decades of experience as a CFO, investment banker at Credit Suisse, and CPA at Ernst & Young. (Source: Space Connect)
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