The US Tech Force launched this week with support from private companies, including Coinbase and Robinhood, as the federal government moves to fill technology skill gaps.
The program targets 1,000 tech workers for roles tied to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and software engineering.
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The program allows private sector employees to take one to two year assignments inside federal agencies. The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) said agencies will hire and fund these teams, while private partners will provide training support.
OPM said the workers will be deployed across agencies including the US Treasury Department, the Commerce Department, and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Coinbase and Robinhood join US Tech Force partner list with Apple, AWS, Nvidia, OpenAI
The partner list includes nearly 30 initial private sector partners. Alongside Coinbase and Robinhood, the announcement named Apple, Amazon Web Services, Nvidia, and OpenAI.
Other companies listed include Adobe, AMD, Anduril, Box, C3.ai, Databricks, Dell Technologies, DocuSign, Google Public Sector, IBM, Meta, Microsoft, Oracle, Palantir, Salesforce, SAP, ServiceNow, Snowflake, Synopsys, Uber, Workday, xAI, and Zoom.
The report linked the participation of crypto companies to the need for blockchain expertise as cryptocurrencies connect more often with financial oversight and compliance work.
OPM director Scott Kupor cites 7% early career share in government workforce
OPM Director Scott Kupor discussed the staffing issue on CNBC.
He said about 7% of the US government workforce is early in their career, with five to seven years of experience, compared with “almost a quarter” in the rest of the workforce.
“As we have people retiring from government, we’re not doing a great job of bringing in the next generation of leaders in government,”
Kupor said.
Kupor also said OPM and its private sector partners will hold a job fair after workers finish their government terms.
“What we’re really trying to demonstrate is that the work that you can do in government is both challenging, complex, and that if you decide ultimately you want to go into the private sector, that’s great, that work is valued,”
he said.
“You’ll have the opportunity to take that as the next stage of your career.”
Crypto companies and blockchain analytics firms already support US investigations
The report said crypto companies, including blockchain analytics firms, have supported US agencies in tracking cryptocurrency flows during criminal and regulatory investigations.
It also said US market regulators under the Trump administration have consulted with the crypto sector as their approach toward digital assets has warmed.
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📅 Published: December 17, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: December 17, 2025
