ARLINGTON, Va. – Crown Consulting Inc. has tapped Philip Soucacos to serve as vice president for Programs & Engineering. He will oversee the practice’s technical engagements while directing the growth and diversification of its business portfolio. The Programs & Engineering practice supplies clients with software development and systems engineering services that enhance aviation safety and performance.

Soucacos comes to Crown from Deloitte, where he served as a senior manager and technical expert on engagements in transportation, emerging technologies, environmental compliance and infrastructure planning. He brings more than 16 years of experience leading large programs for the Federal Aviation Administration and other government agencies. During his career, he leveraged stakeholder strategic partnerships to expand the firm’s aviation portfolio. He has a passion for building and developing teams, fostering collaboration and promoting employee development.

"Philip’s engineering, software and analytic expertise combined with his experience across multiple government transportation programs will strengthen our ability to grow our Programs & Engineering portfolio," said Crown CEO Al Khan.

Soucacos holds Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science degrees in electrical engineering from George Mason University.

About Crown Consulting Inc.

Founded in 1989, Crown (www.crownci.com) applies engineering, information solutions and analytics expertise to assist government and industry in enhancing performance and planning for future challenges. Specializing in the field of aviation, Crown has earned a reputation for forging system and service solutions based on analytic rigor and real-world perspectives – as reflected in contributions to challenging programs with the Federal Aviation Administration and NASA. Today, the company is at the forefront in integrating unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) into the National Airspace System – advancing FAA efforts – as well as the initiatives of North Carolina. Ohio and New York State – to introduce UAS technology to serve a host of public and commercial purposes safely.