CACI Appoints Tom Kirkland as Executive Vice President of Electronic Warfare

In his new role, Kirkland will lead CACI's Electronic Warfare business and serve as a member of the company's executive leadership team.

Tom Kirkland brings extensive experience in defense technology, customer engagement, and business leadership across a wide range of mission-focused programs. He returns to CACI as the company continues to expand its technology capabilities and strengthen its support for critical national security missions.

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Tom Kirkland returns to CACI after spending more than five years at L3Harris Technologies, where he most recently served as President of Targeting and Sensor Systems. He also held the role of Vice President and General Manager for the company's U.S. Army and SOCOM Broadband Communications Systems business.

Earlier in his career, Kirkland held several leadership positions at CACI, including Vice President of Business Development and Chief Growth Officer for CACI Products. He has also worked in senior roles at Thales and Harris Corporation and is a U.S. Army combat veteran.

“Electronic Warfare is a critical growth area for CACI, and Tom brings the experience, customer understanding, and business leadership needed to help us build on our momentum,” said John Mengucci, CACI President and Chief Executive Officer. “He understands the demands of contested missions and recognizes the importance of CACI’s technologies, which deliver the speed, awareness, and operational advantage needed to stay ahead of emerging threats.”

About CACI

Founded in 1962, CACI International Inc. is a national security company with more than 27,000 employees. The company provides advanced technology and specialized expertise to support government customers and help address complex national security challenges. CACI focuses on accelerating innovation, improving operational efficiency, and delivering solutions that help customers identify, and respond to emerging threats quickly.

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