Billionaire New York investor Stephen Feinberg is President Trump’s pick to lead his Intelligence Advisory Board, the White House said Friday.

Feinberg’s $30 billion company, Cerberus Capital Management, owns military contractor DynCorp International.

He’s also a major GOP donor who gave nearly $1.5 million to a pro-Trump super PAC in 2016 and hosted a posh $50,000-a-plate fundraiser for the Republican candidate.

The board reviews the legality and scope of intelligence actions. Former President John F. Kennedy tasked it with scrutinizing the Bay of Pigs disaster.

Last year, Feinberg was a candidate to head a sweeping rethink of the nation’s multi-agency intelligence community. The idea was dropped amid outcry from the Senate Intelligence Committee.