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Quinlan Lyte Appointed L3Harris VP, General Manager of Space & Sensors

Quinlan Lyte, a nearly two-decade aerospace industry veteran, has joined L3Harris Technologies (NYSE: LHX) as vice president and general manager of space and sensors.

He announced his new position Monday on LinkedIn and came to L3Harris after more than four years of work managing Collins Aerospace’s propeller systems business.

Previously, Lyte held program management responsibilities for the Army business at Sikorsky, served as chief of staff for the helicopter builder’s defense systems and services organization, and managed its business development and strategic finance initiatives.

Between 2004 and 2013, he supported the finance organization at Pratt & Whitney as a senior analyst, assistant controller and a communication lead for the engine maker’s chief financial officer.

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