ECS, based in Fairfax, VA, announced
on August 15 that Josh Salmanson will join the company’s business
development and operations division as chief architect and vice
president. His new role at ECS supports the company’s trajectory of
leading, innovating, and transforming technology solutions for public sector
and commercial customers.
In past positions, Salmanson has led
growth and strategy for companies like Lockheed Martin and Parsons, designing,
deploying, and managing highly available, nation- and global-scale secure
systems and solutions for defense, intelligence, and federal civilian agencies.
His 25 years of technology, sales, and business leadership include a successful
track record in solutioning, bidding, and winning large, complex information
technology (IT), cyber, and engineering programs.
An engineer by training, Salmanson
has worked to design more than a dozen large secure enterprise cloud-based
systems. These cloud-focused efforts included development using large-scale
agile techniques and, within the last five years, ideation through execution
using DevSecOps practices. His technical skill base includes enterprise
architectures; systems engineering and application development; complex,
large-scale system integration; security operations and information assurance;
network/systems management platforms; infrastructure and network design; test,
deployment, and enterprise operations.
“I am looking forward to working
with this outstanding team to cover new territory,”
said Salmanson. “Together, we’ll build
on ECS’ strong foundation in technology
delivery and continue to develop faster, more dependable secure
solutions for the hard-working people behind our nation’s most
critical missions.”
“Josh has demonstrated phenomenal insight and strategic skills throughout the course of his career,” said George Wilson, president of ECS. “In addition to being a talented engineer, Josh is a leader and will have a lasting impact on our company and the solutions we provide our customers.”
Source: ECS
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