DOGE alum, Treasury CIO Corcos adds three GSA jobs to his portfolio

Sam Corcos, the Treasury Department’s chief information officer who entered the federal government as a member of the so-called Department of Government Efficiency, has taken on three roles within the General Services Administration.

Corcos now serves as acting director of Technology Transformation Services, acting deputy commissioner for the Federal Acquisition Service, and acting assistant commissioner of Login-dot-gov, according to the GSA.

“As a current federal agency CIO, Sam Corcos has led complex technology operations and worked across government to advance the President’s technology priorities,” a GSA spokesperson told FedScoop. 

Before Corcos was made Treasury CIO in May 2025, he was co-founder of Levels, a health tech company. Since joining Treasury as a special adviser in March 2025, Corcos has sought access to government data and, according to Wired, made efforts to unify the API at the IRS. 

“The Trump Administration is focused on making government more effective, efficient, and responsive, and TTS will continue to be an important part of that effort. We are confident that Sam will help advance that mission,” the spokesperson said.

Outgoing federal CIO Greg Barbaccia has led TTS since February and Greg Hogan has overseen Login-dot-gov since April. 

Madison Alder contributed to this report.