Chris Craft today appointed Deputy CTO of AI/Emerging Technologies at DHS

In a recent announcement on LinkedIn, Chris Craft reveals that he is embarking on a new career journey as Deputy Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for AI/Emerging Technologies at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) I made it. This strategic role positions Kraft to play a pivotal role in driving the integration and effective use of artificial intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies in the public sector.

Expressing his enthusiasm for the opportunity, Mr. Kraft said: “I am excited to share the beginning of a new chapter in my career as the Deputy CTO for AI/Emerging Technologies at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. I look forward to working with the great team at DHS, all members of DHS, and many of you.”

Mr. Kraft has been with both DHS and FEMA since 2018 and brings a wealth of experience to this role. His previous positions include Assistant Financial Systems Administrator at FEMA, where he served as Program Manager for Financial Systems Modernization. Additionally, he has held the position of Deputy Program Manager for Financial Systems Modernization at DHS, demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of financial systems within the government sector.

Follow on LinkedIn Recognized as one of the top 50 #GenAI experts, Chris Kraft's AI expertise is recognized within the industry. His move to the role of Deputy CTO for AI/Emerging Technologies at DHS coincides with the growing importance of integrating cutting-edge technologies within the realm of homeland security.

This strategic appointment underscores the Department of Homeland Security's commitment to remaining at the forefront of technological advances, and Chris Craft is poised to make a significant contribution to this mission. Mr. Kraft's role working with a dynamic team at DHS and its various components is expected to play a key role in shaping his future vision for AI and emerging technologies in the public sector.

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