Military Appreciation Profile: Spotlighting Nate Dibling, From the Battlefield to Organizational Impact

May 21, 2026

At CACI, many know Nathaniel “Nate” Dibling as executive director of Strategic Technical Integration for U.S. Operations, but outside of the company, his deep affinity to mission-focused work is backed by a long commitment to service.

Dibling is not just a CACI employee, he is also a current member of the Texas Army National Guard. He has been a member of the U.S. Armed Forces for the past 24 years, starting his career with the Army in 2002. He served in active duty for six years before joining the Guard in 2008, where he has been for 18 years.

This past April, Dibling had the unique honor of traveling to Santiago, Chile to take part in an official partnership agreement signing between the Texas Army National Guard and Chile’s military. Standing alongside Chilean military leaders and fellow members of the Guard, he witnessed the next chapter of the partnership take shape.

“The agreement represents more than a document,” said Dibling. “It’s a commitment to deepen understanding of the Chilean Army’s role in providing security and protection, building trust between the Army and the communities it serves, and strengthening the long-standing bond between the Texas Army National Guard and the Chilean military.”

While Dibling has been with CACI for a decade, his sense of purpose and people-first attitude transcends all aspects of his life.

“I enjoy the work we do here and the folks too; everyone is focused on the mission,” said Dibling. This feeling can be found all throughout CACI; our teams deeply care about the mission of our company and customers and the work we do helps keep our future safe, making CACI truly a rewarding place to work every day.

In his current role, Dibling is responsible for improving technology integration and reuse across the company, ensuring CACI leverages these innovations across its markets to help build stronger capabilities that help the warfighter.

Prior to joining CACI’s U.S. Operations team, he worked on the Spectral program, building the next generation of signals intelligence (SIGINT) and electronic warfare (EW) for U.S. Navy platforms. He notes that the program’s mission and CACI’s impact fuel his enduring commitment to work on essential strategic interests of our nation.

“Being able to build technology and systems that keep soldiers, sailors, airmen, and probably myself safe motivates me.”