Deputy Chief Information Officer
Office of the Chief Information Officer, Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentAlexandria, VA · Executive
$151,661 – $228,000
Via USAJOBS, the federal government’s official jobs site, retrieved October 28, 2026. You apply through the official announcement on USAJOBS.
What this role is
HUD is recruiting a Deputy Chief Information Officer to lead strategic IT modernization and oversee the agency's technology infrastructure, security, and operations across multiple offices. This role suits executive leaders with substantial federal IT experience and a track record of transforming large-scale legacy systems into cloud-based architectures.
Our summary, not Office of the Chief Information Officer, Department of Housing and Urban Development’s wording. The full posting is on their site.
Skills this role names
- Budget Management
- Cloud Services
- Enterprise Architecture
- Information Security
- IT Infrastructure
- ITIL
- Workforce Planning
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What they ask for
Required
- Senior Executive Service (SES) eligibility or career appointment track record
- Strategic planning and large-scale modernization of enterprise IT organizations
- Experience transitioning legacy infrastructure to modern cloud services
- Mastery of modern IT theories, principles, concepts, standards, and practices
- Experience presenting, negotiating, and advocating to influence stakeholder support
- Progressive executive leadership and supervisory experience at GS-15 equivalent or private-sector equivalent
- Demonstrated knowledge of American system of government and commitment to rule of law
- Ability to strategically manage resources and budgets
- Technical competence to produce exceptional quality work
- Ability to lead teams toward organizational vision and mission
Nice to have
- Experience integrating Emerging Technologies (AI/Machine Learning) into federal business processes
- SES membership or successful SES Candidate Development Program completion
- SES reinstatement eligibility