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Robert Miller Joins Parsons as Security & Intell Division BD Director; Carey Smith Comments


Robert Miller

Robert Miller III, a former capture manager at KEYW Corp. (Nasdaq: KEYW), has been named director of business development for the security and intelligence division at Parsons‘ federal group.

Parsons said Monday that Miller brings more than 16 years of capture and program management, signals intelligence, software development, collection systems, advanced targeting and business development experience to his new position.

Carey Smith

œHis business development skills will prove valuable as we continue to grow as a company and support our mission-critical customers within the Department of Defense, intelligence community and supporting agencies,” said Carey Smith, Parsons federal group president and an inductee into Executive Mosaic‘s Wash100 for 2017.

Miller previously served as a program manager at engineering firm Praemittias and led a team that provided support services to the Special Operations Command in the areas of untethered signals intelligence training, force modernization and tactics, techniques, and procedures development.

He is also a member of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association.

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