Rachel Leahy
About Rachel Leahy
Rachel Leahy serves as the Director at General Atomics, a position she has held since 2021. With extensive experience in program and operations management across several organizations, she leads the Special Processing Programs portfolio and has a proven track record of guiding teams to achieve technical results.
Work at General Atomics
Rachel Leahy has served as Director at General Atomics since 2021. In this role, she leads the Special Processing Programs portfolio, focusing on delivering mission-oriented technical results. Her leadership is characterized by inspiring and guiding teams to develop innovative solutions tailored to meet specific operational needs.
Previous Experience at Raytheon Intelligence & Space
Before joining General Atomics, Rachel Leahy worked as Director at Raytheon Intelligence & Space from 2020 to 2021. During her tenure in Aurora, CO, she contributed to various initiatives that enhanced operational capabilities within the organization.
Career at General Dynamics
Rachel Leahy has an extensive background at General Dynamics, where she held multiple positions from 2008 to 2020. She started as Senior Business Operations Manager and progressed to Senior Operations Manager, Senior Program Manager/Portfolio Manager, and Subject Matter Expert in Program and Operations Management. Her roles involved overseeing program management and operations, contributing to the company's strategic objectives.
Education and Expertise
Rachel Leahy earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from George Mason University, specifically from the School of Business. This educational background has equipped her with the financial acumen necessary for her roles in management and operations across various organizations.
Early Career at SAIC and L-3 Communications
Rachel Leahy began her career at SAIC as a Business Manager from 2004 to 2006. She then transitioned to L-3 Communications, where she served as Senior Finance Manager from 2006 to 2008. These early roles laid the foundation for her subsequent leadership positions in the defense and aerospace sectors.