J. Terry Simpson Email & Phone Number

Charleston, South Carolina Metropolitan Area

Mr. Terry Simpson is the CEO and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of High Side Technology Inc, where he leads the strategic development and application of advanced technologies and technology services to the defense, intelligence, and federal information technology sectors. High Side Technology is an innovative small business that specializes in providing systems engineering analysis, architecture, technology development, and acquisition strategy support for a range of Command & Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) and Cyber capability areas. High Side Technology offers engineering and acquisition management expertise in capability areas such as Command & Control (C2), collaboration and decision support systems; tactical cloud technologies; communication systems and networks; Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) systems (development and deployment); Cyber security; and classified programs. Terry is active in High Side Technology's communities supporting sustainability and people-focused causes.

Charleston, South Carolina Area

J. Terry Simpson served as Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at Life Cycle Engineering (LCE), where he was responsible for strategic development and application of advanced technologies and technology services to the federal, defense, intelligence, and commercial information technology sectors. Terry led LCE's development and delivery of advanced technology expertise and consulting in acquisition, technologies for Command & Control, Communications, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR), and in operational concepts to government and industry leadership. Terry led the creation of new technology strategies and the broadening of LCE's technical capabilities at LCE, which drove significant business growth in the Cybersecurity and ISR areas. He actively provided technical leadership to major industry groups including Armed Forces Communications Electronics Association (AFCEA), National Defense Industry Association (NDIA), and Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) while at LCE.

Charleston, South Carolina Area; Washington Dc Area

As a Defense Intelligence Senior Level Executive (DISL), J. Terry Simpson was the senior technical advisor to the USMC Director of Intelligence and to the entire Marine Corps Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Enterprise (MCISR-E) regarding the application of technology to enhance mission capabilities across the spectrum of intelligence operations. Terry also planned, directed, and oversaw the Marine Corps’ intelligence information management responsibilities in support of war fighters and decision makers.

San Diego, California, United States

As the Navy's Principal Deputy for Intelligence at Program Executive Office for Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (PEO C4I), J. Terry Simpson served as the Navy’s principal executive advisor for intelligence systems development and acquisition activities. Terry guided the development of the Navy’s portfolio of transformational ISR, IO and Cyber capabilities to meet operational requirements; and partnered with the greater DoD Intelligence Community to develop the Navy’s intelligence and acquisition workforce.

Director of the Command & Control (C2) and Navigation Engineering Division, an organization of nearly 200 government civilian/military personnel with over $260 million in annual programs funding, at the Space & Naval Warfare Systems Center (SPAWAR).

Director of the Enterprise Command & Control (C2) Engineering Division, an organization of nearly 200 government civilian/military personnel with over $260 million in annual programs funding, at the Space & Naval Warfare Systems Center (SPAWAR).

Master Of Science, Electrical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science, Electrical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Tau Beta Pi, Cooperative EducationB.S. Electrical & Computer Engineering

Senior Executive Fellows

Leadership In A Democratic Society