Remy DeCausemaker

Remy DeCausemaker is an experienced professional currently serving as the Open Source Lead at the Digital Service at Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).1 In this role, which he has held since June 2022, he works to transform the U.S. healthcare system by modernizing systems, improving healthcare experiences, participating in policy development, and delivering value to various stakeholders.1

Education and Background

Remy has a strong educational background from Rochester Institute of Technology, where he earned multiple degrees:

• Master of Science (MS) degree (2011-2013)
• Bachelor of Science (BS) degree (2002-2008)
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree (2005-2007)
• Certification (2006-2008)1

Professional Experience

At CMS, Remy is part of a team that brings together top talent from industry and government for a "tour of duty" to tackle complex problems in the nation's healthcare system.1 His role as Open Source Lead likely involves managing and promoting open-source initiatives within the organization.

Skills and Recognition

Remy's profile indicates proficiency in several languages, including HTML, French, and Python.1 He has also been recognized in the tech community:

• Selected as a panelist for the FORUM Innovation Awards 2024, alongside other government technology leaders2
• Mentioned in the FedScoop 50 Awards 2024, which recognizes top leaders and changemakers in the federal IT community5

Involvement in Government Technology

Remy appears to be actively involved in government technology initiatives:

• He has shared information about managing Federal CHAOSS (Community Health Analytics Open Source Software) at CMS3
• He has highlighted achievements of other professionals entering government tech roles, such as the first Hunter College graduate chosen for the U.S. Digital Corps4

Remy DeCausemaker's role at CMS involves working at the intersection of open-source technology, healthcare, and government services, contributing to the modernization and improvement of the U.S. healthcare system through digital innovation.