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Alissia Lancaster Promoted to Amentum VP Role

Alissia Lancaster, business operations director of Amentum for the past three years, has been promoted to vice president of financial planning and analysis.

She announced her new role in a LinkedIn post Saturday and has nearly two decades of experience in the government contracting industry.

Lancaster joined Amentum after the 2020 sale of AECOM’s management services business to a private equity team composed of American Securities and Lindsay Goldberg.

Previously, she held a 10-year career at AECOM and spent six years at Computer Sciences Corp.

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