The Annapolis-based avionics firm has supported the government's global positioning system program office for about 30 years. If the multimillion dollar contract is lost, 150 jobs could be on the line.
"It was a critical must-win," said Ms. Pierce, vice president of ARINC's defense systems engineering business unit since 2001.
After joining ARINC in 1998 as a entry-level engineer, Ms. Pierce has worked her way up the corporate ladder to a position in which she now...
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