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Maya Raichelson Appointed Collins Aerospace VP for Mission Systems Operations

Maya Raichelson, former vice president of global operations at Raytheon Technologies‘ (NYSE: RTX) Collins Aerospace business, has transitioned to a new role as VP of mission systems operations within the same unit.

She announced her new position in a LinkedIn post published Saturday.

Raichelson joined Collins Aerospace in late 2021 after more than two decades of service at military aircraft engine builder Pratt & Whitney, where she previously led a product delivery hub in VP role.

Her career at Pratt & Whitney included roles as general manager of hot section and compression module centers, senior director of integration for Blades Technology International and procurement manager of military aftermarket.

Pratt & Whitney hired Raichelson in 2001 as part of the commodity management team for sheet metal fabrications.

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