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TTS offices

Technology Transformation Services (TTS) consists of seven offices that support our external customers and internal employees. Each one is described below, and you can learn more by selecting the associated link. If you have questions about a role, please reach out to our Talent Team at JoinTTS@gsa.gov, and a recruiter will reach out to you.

Centers of Excellence

Whole-agency modernization to improve customer experiences and reduce legacy IT spending.

The IT Modernization Centers of Excellence (CoE) help agencies accelerate the modernization of information technology (IT) by leveraging private sector innovation, existing government services, and providing access to best practices and expertise. The CoE’s offices and staff cover six main areas:

  • Customer experience
  • Cloud adoption
  • Infrastructure optimization
  • Contact centers
  • Data analytics
  • Artificial Intelligence

The CoE is good for candidates looking for large, long-term projects where your team will be embedded at an agency with the potential for transformative change. Consider joining the CoE.

Case study: Accelerating cloud adoption at USDA

As part of a larger technology modernization program, the Cloud Adoption Center of Excellence helped the USDA generate more than $2 million in cost avoidance while assessing and prioritizing applications to move to the cloud.


18F

Project-specific partnerships to define strategies and build solutions, from discovery through acquisition.

18F partners with agencies to help them build and buy digital services that instill trust in the federal government. 18F creates project-specific teams of software developers, designers, strategists, acquisition experts, and product managers to work with agencies on digital services. A critical part of 18F’s mission is to teach agencies new digital skills during projects so they can take over continued development. Consider joining the 18F team.

Case study: Making Federal Election Commission campaign data easy to use

18F helped the FEC overhaul their data, website, legal opinions, and become a digital-first agency. From the product owner: “We didn’t know where to start, but in the end, we got so much more than a website.


Presidential Innovation Fellows

Fellowship program where leaders serve a “tour of duty” as entrepreneurs alongside top agency changemakers.

The Presidential Innovation Fellows (PIF) program is made up of mid- to senior-level individuals with a proven track record of success in entrepreneurship, strategic design, technology, innovation, and modern product management. In the PIF program, fellows team up with agency changemakers to tackle the nation’s biggest and most pressing technology challenges, such as improving access to education, fueling job creation and the economy, and expanding the public’s ability to access their personal health data. Fellows serve a 12-month tour of duty usually based in Washington, D.C., with fellowships typically starting in late summer or early fall. On a case-by-case basis, some PIFs may be provided opportunities on projects outside the D.C. area. Apply to become a Presidential Innovation Fellow.

Case study: Increasing Americans’ access to their own health information

A team of PIFs worked with agencies across government to expand the Blue Button Initiatives by building APIs that allow more people to access their health information and make more informed decisions about their health.


Office of Solutions

Portfolio of shared services that help agencies make information accessible, drive innovation, and avoid costs.

The Office of Solutions works with agencies to improve the public experience with government. To do this, Solutions enables programs such as USA.gov, Data.gov, and Challenge.gov. Solutions also offers products and programs to support agencies seeking to modernize IT, such as FedRAMP and the Digital Analytics Program. Its reach is tremendous, with thousands of agency partners and millions of customer interactions. The professionals on the Solutions team include program managers, product owners, writers, customer experience specialists, engineers, data scientists, and user experience designers who work on established products and services for the public and federal agencies. Find out more about the Office of Solutions (formerly Office of Products and Programs).

Case study: Data.gov provides a central source for government data

Data.gov is one of Solutions’s many shared services for all of government. With Data.gov, the public can come to one place to find data sets from all over government and use them for research, business operations, and journalism.


U.S Digital Corps

Fellowship program for early-career technologists to launch impactful careers in public service and create a more effective, equitable government.

The U.S. Digital Corps is a two‑year fellowship for early‑career technologists where you will work every day to make a difference in critical impact areas including coronavirus response, economic recovery, cybersecurity, and racial equity.

The U.S Digital Corps Fellows are mission-driven junior technologists from undergraduate and graduate programs as well as alternative training pathways such as apprenticeships, bootcamps, and certificate programs, with a variety of technology skill sets, including software engineering, data science, product management, design, and cybersecurity.

More information about the program is available at digitalcorps.gsa.gov.


Office of Acquisition

The Office of Acquisition (OA) offers acquisition services and buys digital products and services for our own organization, TTS. Our services allow us to pilot our own procurement tools and processes and to demonstrate that compliance can be realized in the context of more efficient and effective acquisition approaches. We embody the same values as the rest of TTS: transparency, open source, human-centered, and agile methodologies — and we buy products and services built with these principles. In the spirit of innovation, we also experiment with new, collaborative ways of doing procurement while adhering to the various regulations and policies governing our work.


TTS Front Office

The TTS Front Office is made up of the TTS Director and FAS Deputy Commissioner, the TTS Chief of Staff, and their advisors and administrative support. The TTS Front Office is responsible for defining the TTS strategy and setting priorities for the organization as a whole in order to further the TTS mission. The TTS Front Office is responsible for any major organizational decisions and speaks on behalf of TTS to GSA leadership.


Office of Operations

The Office of Operations keeps TTS running smoothly and ensures the team has the tools needed to focus on the TTS mission. The Office of Operations oversees several operational teams that support the work of TTS.

  • Business: Manages finances, contract development, travel, and business processing services
  • Talent: Drives recruitment, tackles HR challenges, oversees the onboarding process, navigates people operations, and hires great people
  • Infrastructure: Oversees the security and compliance of TTS’ digital systems including hardware, software, and products built by TTS staff.
  • Governance and Compliance: Develops guidance, ensures governance, and collects and publishes data that enables TTS to focus on high-performance and efficiency.
  • Outreach: Manages brand, online presence strategy, email communications, customer engagement, demand generation efforts, constituent education.

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