Obama administration hopes to fill over 300 federal IT jobs

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November 20, 2008, 12:11 PM — The incoming Obama administration looks to fill more than 300 technology positions, according to a job listing that Congress released this month. The jobs were pulled from the U.S. Government Policy and Supporting Positions, known as the Plum Book. Topping the list are 21 chief information officers, four chief technology officer positions and four positions dealing with information security, according to this article. You can check out the Obama Administration's new web site transitionjobs.us, and search for positions by geographic and professional interest area.