Vice President, Digital Mission Solutions Division

About the role

The Vice President, Digital Mission Solutions (DMS) provides executive leadership for a mission-focused business delivering advanced digital solutions and technical capabilities in support of the Intelligence Community and other national security customers. As a member of the senior leadership team, the Vice President is accountable for the overall performance, growth, execution, and organizational health of the Digital Mission Solutions Division. The role combines strategic business leadership, customer and mission understanding, operational excellence, technical credibility, and people leadership to position the Division for sustained growth and impact. The Vice President leads through other leaders and works across the CTC enterprise to translate customer mission needs into differentiated capabilities, strengthen customer partnerships, develop new business opportunities, deliver exceptional program performance, and build the talent and organizational capabilities required for the future.

Success in this role is reflected not only in the performance of the Digital Mission Solutions Division, but in the strength of the organization being built for the future. The Vice President will strengthen customer trust, deliver consistently strong program and financial performance, create sustainable growth, expand CTC's relevance to critical national security missions, develop a strong leadership bench, attract and retain exceptional talent, and leverage capabilities across CTC to create greater customer and enterprise impact. The result is a Digital Mission Solutions business that performs today while continuously evolving for the missions, technologies, customers, and opportunities of tomorrow.

Responsibilities

• Strategy and Business Leadership: Establish and execute the strategic direction for the Digital Mission Solutions Division in alignment with CTC's enterprise strategy, mission, and growth objectives; maintain accountability for Division financial performance, including revenue, profitability, investment decisions, forecasting, and overall business health; translate market, customer, technology, and mission trends into clear business priorities and investment decisions; build a balanced portfolio that strengthens existing business while creating pathways to new customers, missions, capabilities, and sources of revenue; establish clear priorities and measures of success and create accountability throughout the Division for achieving them; contribute to enterprise strategy and decision making as a senior leader of CTC, balancing Division priorities with the needs of the broader organization.
• Customer, Market, and Growth Leadership: Build and sustain trusted relationships with senior leaders and decision makers across the Intelligence Community and broader national security market; maintain a deep understanding of customer missions, priorities, challenges, acquisition environments, and emerging requirements; identify and shape strategic