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Timothy Kesecker

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Professional Background

Timothy Kesecker is an accomplished professional with a robust background in systems engineering and program management. With over three decades of experience in the aerospace and defense industries, Timothy's career at Northrop Grumman Corporation, which spanned from 1988 until his retirement in October 2019, is marked by substantial contributions to various critical defense programs. Initially joining Northrop Grumman as a software engineer, Timothy's journey progressed, and by 1998, he ascended to become a Program Manager. His tenure at Northrop Grumman reflected his dedication to excellence where he played a pivotal role in several significant projects, notably including the E-8C Joint STARS, E-10A BMC2, KC-30 Tanker Capture, Navy X-47B, Navy MQ-4C Triton, and the USAF RQ-4 Global Hawk.

Through these projects, Timothy harnessed his skills in software and systems engineering, seamlessly applying them to the discipline of program management. His experience not only demonstrates his technical proficiency but also highlights his leadership qualities and his ability to manage complex programs in dynamic environments, showcasing a unique blend of engineering acumen and management expertise.

After his retirement from Northrop Grumman, Timothy took on a leadership role at Securboration as the Lead for the Product Development & Execution Team. This position allowed him to focus on advancing innovative technologies developed through the Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) programs. His team is dedicated to preparing these technologies for operational deployment across a broad range of Department of Defense (DoD) customers, emphasizing readiness and practical application in the field. Products spearheaded by his team at Securboration include Vibrant, DESIDe, and PAiGE, which are designed to provide cutting-edge solutions to modern technological challenges within defense and national security.

Education and Achievements

Timothy’s commitment to his professional growth is underscored by his educational background. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from West Virginia University, which provided him with a solid foundation in programming, systems design, and computational theory. Pursuing further education, he completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at the Florida Institute of Technology, allowing him to merge technical knowledge with core business principles, fostering a well-rounded understanding of both technology and management.

His achievements throughout his career reflect not only his technical expertise and program management skills but also his capability to lead teams toward the successful execution of complex projects. Timothy's role as Vice President at Securboration, where he led Product Development & Execution, as well as Business Analytics & Digital Transformation initiatives, marks him as a key player in driving innovation and operational excellence in his subsequent ventures.

Achievements

  • Over three decades of experience in software engineering and program management.
  • Led and contributed to significant defense programs at Northrop Grumman, enhancing national security capabilities.
  • Managed successful transition of innovative technologies from research through operational deployment at Securboration.
  • Successfully accelerated the development of new products under the SBIR/STTR program, focusing on practical applications for the DoD.

Highlights

Mar 1 · linkedin

The Securboration PD&E Team delivered the first 2 prototype Vibrant boxes to the AFLCMC/HBM OL-2 team at Scott AFB this week. John Wagner II showed the team how to set up the machines using an auxilary power supply in their lab environment. The AFLCMC/HBM OL-2 team will interface their Demeter application to the Vibrant system and will install on C-17, KC-135, and RC-135 aircraft along with the SNC ATOMS system later this year. Should be a fun summer!!!

Aug 25 · linkedin

This week Securboration's Business Analytics and Digital Transformation team attended the 2023 Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) Symposium at The University of Georgia. The symposium was led by Dr. WenZhan Song (Georgia Power Mickey A. Brown Professor at UGA) and Feraidoon Zahiri (WR-ALC 402d CMXG). Listening to the keynote speaker Mr. Robert Fookes (SES HQ AFMC, Director of Engineering and Technical Management), speak about the vision of the USAF for Digital Materiel Management (https://lnkd.in/gRd8QfX9) our team is even more confident that our DESIDe™ product is on the right track to contribute the USAF's Vision of a Digital Ecosystem to support all phases of the program lifecycle.

It was exciting to hear about all the great work being done by other small businesses and academia in the area of CPS. Also, great to meet up again with the team from Nokomis, Inc. (Walter Keller, Ken Munson, Alyssa Lubic) to share thoughts and ideas on cyber-defensive systems. Look forward to continuing those conversations and the opportunity to work together in the future.

Securboration, Brian Campbell, Zachary Todd, Jose Ensenat, Lee Krause, Lynn Lehman, Bruce McQueary, Tony Stirtzinger

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Melbourne Beach, Florida, United States