Tim Durham has been named senior vice president of Parsons’ engineering and technical services unit, which is responsible for over $500 million in annual revenue.
In his new role, Durham will conduct and grow Parsons’ missile defense, simulation and integration and digital engineering efforts within the department, the Centreville, Virginia-based company announced on Thursday.
“Tim has demonstrated successes in business and cultural transformation, leading product and service organizations, growth and execution, and finance management. He also brings a proven reputation of winning large government programs of record that have driven profitable growth,” said Paul Decker, president of defense and intelligence at Parsons.
“I am confident that Tim will continue his strong track record of success as the leader of our E&TS business,” he emphasized.
Durham is experienced in strategic advising for large aerospace and defense organizations, where he has helped establish new business objectives and strategies largely focused on the Department of Defense services market and space development and integration initiatives.
Before joining Parsons, Durham served as vice president and general manager for FLIR Systems’ sensor systems business, during which he held full profit and loss responsibility while managing a broad product portfolio.
Earlier in his career, he spent over four years at Raytheon Technologies, where he ascended through various business development roles.
