Amy Johnson is president of General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT), a business unit of General Dynamics Corporation. GDIT is a $9.5 billion global technology enterprise operating in 30 countries and employing more than 26,000 professionals who deliver critical technology solutions and mission capabilities across defense, civilian, health and intelligence agencies.
Johnson is a 27-year veteran of General Dynamics Mission Systems (GDMS), where she held increasingly senior roles in engineering, engineering management and business leadership across cybersecurity, defense electronics, space and intelligence systems.
Prior to her current position at GDIT, Johnson was vice president and general manager of the Space, Cyber & Intelligence Systems line of business for GDMS. She led more than 2,500 employees to deliver resilient space, cyber and intelligence capabilities for national security customers and allied partners.
Previously at GDMS, she served as deputy general manager of the Land & Air Systems line of business and vice president of the Defense Electronics business area, where she led the integration of market-leading C5ISR technologies into ground and aviation platforms. She also served as vice president of Platform Security Products, advancing the cyber resilience of mission-critical platforms.
Johnson holds a Master's degree in Computer Systems Engineering from Northeastern University and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Stonehill College. She is an active member of Women in Defense, the Society of Women Engineers, the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA), National Security Space Association, and the Air and Space Forces Association (AFA). Johnson also serves on Stonehill College's Engineering Industry Advisory Board.