Nick Lucius is a technology and data leader who serves as Commissioner and Chief Information Officer for the City of Chicago, leveraging a decade of public-sector experience to modernize services across transportation, public safety, health, and human services. Trained as both a lawyer (JD with an IP certificate) and a computer scientist (MS in data analytics/bioinformatics), he blends legal, technical, and design thinking to craft practical, compliant solutions for complex government problems. He has a track record of building and leading large teams, standing up data analytics practices, and implementing technology and policy changes for four mayors and two governors. His published work applies data analytics to biology and public health and he has written on privacy and legal implications of emerging tech—an unusual mix that informs risk-aware innovation. Based in Chicago, he is known for turning regulatory and operational constraints into opportunities for safer, more efficient urban systems.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
JD Certificate in Intellectual Property Law, JD Certificate in Intellectual Property Law at DePaul University College of Law
MS Computer Science (Data Analytics Algorithms Bioinformatics), MS Computer Science (Data Analytics Algorithms Bioinformatics) at DePaul University
BA Psychology Political Science, BA Psychology Political Science at The Ohio State University
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Nick Lucius - Commissioner And Chief Information Officer