Tom Ullrich is a technology strategy and modernization leader with experience in legislative policy, congressional technology operations, and private-sector platform strategy. His work connects technology investment, operational accountability, and trustworthy information to the decisions organizations need to make.
Congressional technology leadership
His experience includes technology leadership for the U.S. House Committee on Judiciary and the House Committee on Rules. At the Rules Committee, he oversaw a major website redesign supporting official legislative publication and participated in the early requirements and rollout of docs.house.gov. Related work supported document standards and consistent hearing webcasting.
At the Judiciary Committee, he led hearing-room modernization covering display, audio, timing, and supporting infrastructure. Earlier work in a congressional member office included digitizing constituent correspondence intake and tracking.
Technology strategy and governance
His areas of focus include technology investment and modernization, data and AI governance, information architecture, operational resilience, cybersecurity, and the continuity of records and systems. A recurring theme is how to make changes sustainable after implementation rather than treating a new platform as the end of the work.
Selected writing
He writes about the operating decisions behind technology adoption, investment, accountability, governance, policymaking, and institutional memory. Read the selected essays, including Governance as an Operating Capability and Institutional Memory Is Infrastructure.
Professional identity and contact
This is Tom Ullrich’s professional website, publishing his background and essays in his own voice. Additional professional background is available on LinkedIn. For inquiries, use info@tomullrich.com.