TechCongress

The mission of TechCongress is to build a 21st-century Congress by leveraging technology talent. The organization places computer scientists, engineers, and other technologists as advisers to Congress through early and midcareer fellowships in Republican and Democratic offices. Fellows’ work spans issues including AI, election security, privacy, cybersecurity, misinformation and disinformation, the future of work, and other emerging technology issues. The ultimate objective of TechCongress is to galvanize both parties on Capitol Hill to independently hire staff with technical skills. (Substrategy: Legislative Branch)

The mission of TechCongress is to build a 21st century Congress by leveraging technology talent. The organization places computer scientists, engineers, and other technologists as advisers to Congress through early and midcareer fellowships in Republican and Democratic offices. Fellows’ work spans issues including AI, election security, privacy, cybersecurity, mis- and disinformation, the future of work, and other emerging technology issues. The ultimate objective of TechCongress is to galvanize both parties on Capitol Hill to independently hire staff with technical skills. TechCongress will be successful when Congress is solving its own tech deficit and the organization is thereby no longer necessary. (Substrategy: Legislative Branch)

TechCongress is a nonprofit organization founded to bring diverse technology talent, ideas, and training to Congress. The organization places computer scientists, engineers, and other technologists as advisors to Congress through early and midcareer fellowships. Fellows’ work spans issues including congressional operations, election security, data privacy, artificial intelligence ethics, the future of work, defense technology, and autonomous vehicle and drone regulations. TechCongress’ ultimate objective is to galvanize Capitol Hill to independently hire staff with technical skills and to build its own mechanisms for sourcing technical expertise. TechCongress will have achieved success when Congress is solving its own tech deficit and TechCongress is no longer necessary.