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The White House wants to poach tech giants' best workers -  new "Tech Force"
looks to up the US government's tech skills

Date:
Tue, 16 Dec 2025 14:10:00 +0000

Description:
A number of private sector companies have already signed up to  "Tech Force"
US government tech talent acquisition scheme.

FULL STORY

The US government has launched a new 'US Tech Force ' scheme to recruit AI 
and technology talent from successful companies in the tech sector, in order
to help modernize the government. 

The program is starting with an initial cohort of around 1,000 tech workers,
who will work on a two-year placement across federal agencies. 

Some of the roles will include junior software engineers, data scientists and
cybersecurity specialists.

The US government wants to recruit top tech talent 

With roles starting as early as March 2026, the White House has made a pretty
big incentive to poach workers from successful tech companies, with pay 
ranges will vary between around $150,000 and $200,000. 

An FAQ section on the Tech Force website confirms no traditional education
degrees are mandatory, but the "candidates should demonstrate strong 
technical skills through their work experience, projects, or certifications." 

Tech Force also stressed this is not a political appointment  workers will be
hired as federal employees and "serve in non-partisan roles." 

Most roles will center around Washington DC, however some agencies may be 
more flexible in terms of other locations and/or remote setups. 

Already, a number of major tech firms have signed up to participate in the
deal to help the US government acquire top tech talent, including: Adobe, 
AWS, AMD, Anduril, Apple, Box, C3.ai, Coinbase, Databricks, Dell, Docusign,
Google, IBM, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, OpenAI, Oracle, Palantir, Salesforce,
SAP, ServiceNow, Snowflake, Robinhood, Uber, Workday, xAI and Zoom. 

The scheme itself isn't necessarily all that new, building on previous models
like the Obama-era US Digital Service and the 2022 US Digital Corps. However,
the landscape has changed drastically in those years with AI and cloud
computing battles continuing to heat up globally, not to mention geopolitical
tensions leading the US to want to be on top when it comes to tech 
leadership. 

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Link to news story:
https://www.techradar.com/pro/the-white-house-wants-to-poach-tech-giants-best-
workers-new-tech-force-looks-to-up-the-us-governments-tech-skills

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