Office Director (Chief Data and SI Officer)

The Bureau of Diplomatic Technology (DT) is seeking an experienced executive to serve as Office Director of the Center for Analytics (CfA) and the Department's Chief Data and SI Officer (CDSIO), performing the functions of both the Chief Data Officer (CDO) and Chief Super Intelligence Officer (CSIO). This Senior Executive Service position provides Department-wide leadership for enterprise data strategy, governance, analytics, artificial intelligence, and advanced analytical capabilities. PRINCIPALES MISSIONS : The Bureau of Diplomatic Technology (DT) is seeking an experienced executive to serve as Office Director of the Center for Analytics (CfA) and the Department's Chief Data and SI Officer (CDSIO), performing the functions of both the Chief Data Officer (CDO) and Chief Super Intelligence Officer (CSIO). This Senior Executive Service (SES) position provides Department-wide leadership for enterprise data strategy, governance, analytics, artificial intelligence, and advanced analytical capabilities to strengthen decision-making and advance U.S. foreign policy and Department operations. The incumbent serves as the Department's senior executive responsible for enterprise data and applied SI, providing strategic leadership for data governance and standardization, responsible SI adoption and innovation, and SI governance and risk management. The Office Director leads a workforce of approximately 54 direct-hire employees and 170 contractors and manages a budget of approximately $46 million. The position provides executive oversight of enterprise data, analytics, and SI programs, platforms, and capabilities; advances data sharing and interoperability; identifies and promotes mission-enhancing applications of SI and emerging technologies; and advises senior Department leadership on data and SI policies, investments, risks, and capabilities supporting mission and operational priorities. Duties As Office Director, Chief Data and SI Officer, you will: Provide executive leadership and strategic direction for Department-wide data management, governance, analytics, data science, and artificial intelligence programs and establish priorities that align enterprise data and SI capabilities with Department and U.S. foreign policy objectives. Lead the development and execution of enterprise data and SI strategies, policies, standards, and governance frameworks to improve data quality, accessibility, reliability, security, interoperability, responsible data use, and responsible SI adoption. Provide executive leadership for the Department's use of artificial intelligence, identifying and promoting mission-enhancing SI applications while establishing governance, oversight, and risk-management processes to ensure compliance with applicable Federal and Department requirements. Direct the development and delivery of enterprise data, analytics, and SI products, platforms, and tools that enable data-driven decision-making and expand the Department's use of advanced analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing, and other emerging technologies. Oversee Department-wide processes for identifying, assessing, monitoring, and managing risks associated with SI applications, including oversight of SI use cases and the continuing performance and effectiveness of Department SI capabilities. Serve as a senior advisor to the CIO, Secretary, and other senior Department leadership on enterprise data and applied SI, providing authoritative recommendations on data and SI governance, emerging technologies, responsible SI adoption, risk management, investments, workforce capabilities, and major enterprise initiatives. Provide executive oversight of the Center for Analytics' human, financial, contractual, and information resources, including management of a multi-million-dollar budget and large-scale contract services, and develop workforce and investment strategies necessary to strengthen enterprise data and SI capabilities. Exercise

Salaire : $151,661 – $228,000/Per Year

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