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Mr. George E. Clark
Corporate Development Officer
Mr. Clark has more than 40 years of engineering and managerial
experience in defense programs with a focus in submarine non-propulsion
electronic systems.
Following a four-year enlistment in the U.S. Navy as communications
operator and three years of electronic engineering technology
schooling, Mr. Clark joined General Dynamics Electric Boat
Division in 1962 in the nuclear instrumentation group, then
as Field Engineer in the submarine sonar department. His responsibilities
included the installation, test, and certification of the
S5W reactor plant instrumentation, and later AN/BQS-6 and
AN/BQS-13 sonar systems. In 1968, Mr. Clark joined Bendix
Electrodynamics Corporation as a team leader for the groom
and calibration of the TUBA System preparing SSN 637 Class
submarines for special operations.
In 1969, Mr. Clark joined Tracor Corporation as Technical
Director of the SSN department, responsible for all NAVSEA-sponsored
non-propulsion electronic system alterations on board SSN
Class submarines. In this capacity, he managed approximately
100 engineers, scientists, and technicians for the design,
review, and installation of major sonar and communications
systems on board SSN 637, SSN 688, and SSN 688I submarines.
Mr. Clark accepted a position as Vice President, Engineering
Services Division, with DDL OMNI in 1988. In this capacity,
he managed numerous R&D programs from concept and prototype
development to fleet introduction of submarine electronic
systems, towed arrays, and special projects for ship silencing
programs. Mr. Clark was promoted to Corporate Development
Officer in 2001 to identify, develop, and acquire the necessary
technology and support systems to position DDL OMNI as a contractor
of choice in the engineering and services industry.
Mr. Clark holds a bachelor’s degree in management science
and a master’s degree in business administration from
the University of New Haven, and has participated in numerous
continuing education seminars and programs including basic
and advanced Dale Carnegie training courses.
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