Joy Angela Shanaberger has been appointed as the new chief technology officer at U.S. Central Command, located in Tampa, Florida. With a background in defense and intelligence, Shanaberger is expected to drive innovation efforts across the military, particularly in the Middle East where Central Command is conducting operations against various threats. She takes over from Schuyler Moore, who has transitioned to an intelligence role in Italy. Shanaberger has a history of working in defense technology, including founding a tech-acceleration company serving the defense and intelligence communities. In her new role, she will be focusing on advancing technologies such as unmanned platforms, AI, machine learning, and counter-drone systems. Central Command serves as a test bed for these advanced technologies through various task forces. Both Shanaberger and Moore have expressed confidence in the transition and are committed to achieving success in driving innovation at Central Command. Shanaberger’s experience in defense technology and her past roles in the government make her well-equipped to lead technological advancements in military operations in the Middle East. With her appointment, Central Command is poised to continue its work on cutting-edge technologies and strategies for combating threats in the region.
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