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Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer Job

Office Of The Secretary Of Health And Human Services

Key Skills:Strategic PlanningEnterprise ArchitectureGrants Management LifecycleCloud ComputingDigital TransformationExecutive AdvisoryCybersecurity GovernanceData Analytics & AI Integration

Leading the Future of Federal Grants: Become the Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer at HHS

In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital government, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) stands at the forefront of public service innovation. We are currently seeking an exceptional, high-level strategist to fill the role of Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer. This leadership position is more than just a job; it is an opportunity to architect the technological future of the nation’s largest health and social services agency.

Job Responsibilities

The incumbent will serve as the principal advisor to senior leadership regarding enterprise grants technology. Key responsibilities include:

  • Strategic Vision: Establish a modernization roadmap for the Department's grants portfolio.
  • Architectural Oversight: Direct the integration of cloud services, AI, and cybersecurity into a unified enterprise framework.
  • Cross-Organizational Leadership: Collaborate with the OMB, GSA, and Treasury to advance government-wide grants initiatives.
  • Investment Strategy: Provide authoritative recommendations on technology investments that balance technical debt reduction with mission success.

Requirements

Success in this role requires a unique blend of technical expertise and executive-level leadership. You must have:

Requirement Type Specification
Experience Min. 1 year at GS-15 level or equivalent
Education/Expertise Expert knowledge in Federal grants lifecycle
Clearance Must be eligible for Confidential security clearance
Financial Disclosure Required (OGE-278)

Candidates must provide a two-page resume that explicitly addresses their accomplishments in Federal Grants Management, Enterprise Technology Strategy, Modernization of Critical Systems, and Executive Leadership.

Salary Overview

This position offers a competitive salary range of $151,661 to $228,000 per year, commensurate with the high level of responsibility, technical rigor, and executive oversight required for the role.

Benefits

HHS offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including:

  • Robust health, dental, and vision insurance.
  • Federal retirement contributions.
  • Paid time off (annual and sick leave).
  • Flexible work environments including telework options.
  • Ongoing professional development and leadership training.

Application Tips

  1. Tailor Your Resume: With a strict two-page limit, every word counts. Focus on quantifiable outcomes.
  2. TQs Matter: Ensure your Technical Qualifications (TQs) are clearly articulated in your resume.
  3. Formatting: Do not use the USAJOBS Resume Builder; upload your custom, high-impact PDF resume.
  4. Check Deadlines: Submit your application well before the November 2, 2026, closing date to ensure your materials are fully processed.

If you are a proven leader who thrives on complex architectural challenges and is passionate about using technology to improve public health outcomes, this is your next career chapter. Apply today to lead the transformation of the HHS grants environment.

Why This Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer Job Matters

Shape the future of federal grants technology as a senior executive at the Department of Health and Human Services, where your strategy will empower life-saving health programs across the nation.

Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer Job Overview

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is seeking a visionary Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer to join the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources. This leadership role is pivotal in driving the modernization, digital transformation, and architectural governance of enterprise-wide grants management systems. As the senior advisor to executive leadership, you will oversee the strategic integration of cloud computing, AI, and cybersecurity to enhance the delivery of financial assistance that supports the health and well-being of all Americans.

Requirements for Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer

  • Must be a U.S. citizen.
  • Minimum of one year of specialized experience at or above the GS-15 level (or equivalent).
  • Expertise in Federal Grants Management Systems and business operations.
  • Proven background in enterprise grants technology strategy and shared services architecture.
  • Experience leading the modernization and integration of mission-critical grants technology, including cloud and cybersecurity.
  • Demonstrated ability in enterprise technology investment and cross-organizational executive leadership.
  • Must complete a Public Financial Disclosure Report (OGE-278).
  • Must pass a background investigation for a high-risk position.

Preferred Qualifications for Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer

  • Experience applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to large-scale federal environments.
  • Proven success in reducing technical debt while maintaining operational continuity.
  • Strong track record of influencing modernization decisions across multi-agency boundaries.
  • Advanced technical acumen in zero-trust cybersecurity principles and enterprise data analytics.

Federal Benefits & Perks

  • âś“Comprehensive federal health insurance and retirement plans.
  • âś“Opportunities for professional development and leadership training.
  • âś“Paid vacation, federal holidays, and sick leave.
  • âś“Flexible telework arrangements where applicable.
  • âś“Contribution to a high-impact mission protecting public health.

đź’ˇ How to Apply Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer Job

  1. Register for a USAJOBS account if you do not already have one.
  2. Prepare a resume limited strictly to two pages (no USAJOBS Resume Builder).
  3. Gather your SF-50 if you are a current federal employee.
  4. Complete the online questionnaire as prompted in the application portal.
  5. Submit all documentation before the closing date of November 2, 2026.

đź’ˇ General Tips

  • Focus your two-page resume on demonstrating your achievements in the four core specialized experience areas.
  • Use quantitative metrics to show your impact on technology modernization.
  • Do not submit separate narrative attachments; ensure all Technical Qualifications (TQs) are embedded within your resume.
  • Double-check your submission to ensure all required forms, such as the SF-50, are included.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary focus of this role?

The Chief Enterprise Grants Technology Officer provides senior-level leadership for the modernization, governance, and strategic implementation of HHS’s grants technology portfolio.

Is this position eligible for telework?

Yes, this position is eligible for telework, depending on departmental policy and mission requirements.

What is the security clearance level for this role?

This is a high-risk position requiring a security clearance and suitability determination.

How is the application evaluated?

Applications are screened by an Executive Resources Board (ERB) composed of SES members.

Job from Office Of The Secretary Of Health And Human Services

HHS is the United States government’s principal agency for protecting the health of all Americans. Through its numerous agencies and programs, HHS oversees food safety, medical research, and vital social services. Our mission is vast and meaningful, impacting millions of lives daily. By joining our team, you contribute to a legacy of progress, ensuring that our grants management operations are as efficient, secure, and data-driven as the research and services they support.