Eric Schnabel has been appointed as chief operating officer of the Senior Executive Service at the National Institutes of Health.
In this role, Schnabel will serve all 27 NIH institutes, focusing on upgrading security measures, increasing operational efficiency and improving employee communication.
He expressed his gratitude over the selection and said, “It is a privilege to once again contribute to upholding and defending the Constitution of the United States of America in service to the President.”
Schnabel’s Career Highlights
Prior to his NIH appointment, Schnabel was director of business development and capture at Millennium Health & Fitness for over a year.
He was also chief operating officer for two years at Kinetic Analytics and defense and intel business development manager at QinetiQ US.
He established S3 CORP, also known as Schanebel Security Solutions, and served as its president.
Prior to working in the industry, he held several positions in the Army and the Department of Defense, including joint staff lead of the DOD’s Close Combat Lethality Task Force, deputy director of the Joint Staff J-7 Directorate’s Office of Irregular Warfare and strategic planner for the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence.
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