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Andrew Caso Joins Collins Aerospace in VP Role

Andrew Caso, formerly a finance executive at Pratt & Whitney, has joined Collins Aerospace as vice president of financial planning and analysis, according to his post on LinkedIn.

He served as Pratt & Whitney’s VP of finance for more than four years and also held the chief financial officer role focused on transformation and strategy and manufacturing operations during his tenure there.

Caso previously worked for United Technologies Corp., which previously operated the two aerospace technology suppliers before UTC’s April 2020 merger with the company now known as Raytheon Technologies (NYSE: RTX).

His professional experience also included financial management posts at Stanley Black & Decker and Sikorsky. He spent nearly six years at Deloitte earlier in his career.

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