OMB is hiring for a deputy federal chief information officer

"The post has been without a permanent official since former Deputy Federal CIO Drew Myklegard departed OMB last September, though the website for the CIO Council lists Jay Teitelbaum as holding the position in an acting capacity. Myklegard joined the White House office in January 2022 and was named acting deputy federal CIO that March. The agency then elevated him to the permanent role in October 2022."

""CIO meetings from my organization used to be OMB putting out boring information," he said at the time. "Now we're engaging. I work for the [agency] CIOs. It's my job to make them successful, so we need to kind of reverse that information flow. I need to be able to get"

The Office of Management and Budget posted a job opening for a deputy federal chief information officer with an application deadline of Feb. 24. The deputy role includes designing, implementing, and maintaining IT performance measures and operational risk management across the Federal Government, and ensuring agency reviews comply with established policies, standards, and regulations. The position has been vacant since Drew Myklegard departed in September, with Jay Teitelbaum serving in an acting capacity. Federal CIO Gregory Barbaccia emphasized the need for candidates who can run large systems, cut through noise, translate strategy into execution, and drive cultural change to improve government IT service delivery.

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