Jon Burgoyne is President of SNC, responsible for driving enterprise-wide strategy and operational excellence. In this role, Jon leads the company’s Information Technology (IT), Security and Digital Transformation initiatives, including SNC’s artificial intelligence (AI) strategy. Under his leadership, these critical functions remain aligned with SNC’s mission, business objectives and evolving customer needs, positioning the company for continued innovation and scalable growth. 

Jon joined SNC in 1999 and has played a key role in the company’s expansion and culture of high-performance program execution across a variety of leadership roles. Before becoming President, he served as Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President for SNC’s ISR, Aviation & Security (IAS) business area, overseeing the design, integration and certification of advanced manned and unmanned aircraft systems for the Department of Defense and international partners. His leadership has been instrumental in delivering rapid-response capabilities and pioneering mission solutions for warfighters worldwide. 

Throughout his tenure, Jon has championed the integration of IT, security and digital modernization, ensuring SNC remains at the forefront of digital transformation, data-driven decision making and AI-enabled mission capabilities. By streamlining capability deployment and maintaining a focus on program-aligned execution, he continues to advance SNC’s strategic priorities and customer commitments. 

Before joining SNC, Jon served as an electronic warfare officer in the United States Air Force, flying RC‑135U Combat Sent missions and worked in the 544th ELINT Exploitation Lab in Strategic Command, including an assignment to the Big Safari program. His deep operational expertise and forward-leaning leadership continue to shape SNC’s reputation as a trusted partner delivering innovative, mission-critical solutions across the aerospace and defense landscape. 

Jon holds a master’s degree in mathematics from Creighton University and a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering and mechanics (BAEM) from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities.