Neil Coraccio

Neil Coraccio has a diverse work experience spanning over multiple companies and roles. Neil started their career as an Officer in the US Navy, where they served in various capacities related to electrical, mechanical, radiological, sonar, and weapons systems. Neil then transitioned to the role of a Systems Engineer and Project Officer, where they worked on the development and integration of communication and intelligence systems for the US Pacific Command.

After leaving the Navy, Neil joined CTA Incorporated as a Boston Area BMC3 Manager and Systems Engineer. Here, they provided technical support to the Battle Management Command, Control and Communications/Systems Engineering and Integration sub-contract. Neil was involved in tasks related to National Missile Defense capability evaluation, engineering assessment, and integration of Theater Missile Defense systems.

Following their tenure at CTA Incorporated, Neil joined General Dynamics C4 Systems as a Lead Systems Engineer and Test Director. Neil was responsible for the technical direction and management of the Systems Engineering Group, specifically for the Electronic Key Management System Central Facility.

Subsequently, Neil worked at TYBRIN Corporation in various roles including Project Engineering Lead and Lead Systems Engineer. Neil provided project leadership and mult-discipline engineering expertise for the design, development, integration, and test of the Tanker, Airlift, Special Mission Spiral 1 Program.

Currently, Neil is serving as a Lead Systems Engineer at DCS Corp. The details of their current role are not provided in the given information.

Neil Coraccio attended the University of Notre Dame from 1978 to 1982, where they earned a BSEE degree in Electrical Engineering.