House Bill Would Create Long-Awaited Software and Data Roles

House Bill Would Create Long-Awaited Software and Data Roles at Federal Agencies


House Bill Would Create Long-Awaited Software and Data Roles at Federal Agencies
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The proposal would create new positions, including software development, software engineering and data scientists.
The federal government would finally be able to hire specifically for “software development,” “software engineering,” “data management,” and “knowledge management” positions under new legislation before the House.
Over multiple administrations, the federal government has tried to get better at hiring and retaining tech-savvy employees but continues to meet challenges, including the lack of specific job roles for positions that are critical to creating a digitally-driven government.
The Federal Career Opportunities in Computer Science Work Act looks to remedy that for four such positions. The bill—introduced by Reps. Jay Obernolte, R-Calif., and Peter Welch, D-Vt.—would give the Office of Personnel Management 270 days to establish roles for software development, software engineering, data scientist and knowledge management.

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