• Software Development
• Reliable and sustainable computing
• AI Development
• Computer and network security
• Data Visualization
• Automated deployment and management of systems
• Emerging Technologies

Derek Werthmuller is the Director of Technology Innovation and Services at the Center for Technology in Government at the University at Albany, State University of New York (CTG UAlbany).

Werthmuller is responsible for researching, prototyping, and implementing innovative and sustainable technology solutions with government partners.

During more than 30 years at CTG UAlbany, Werthmuller has championed emerging technologies such as XML frameworks and XML databases for web content management, systems management, and more. He has led initiatives in visualization, blockchain, the Internet of Things, data management and analysis, and more recently artificial intelligence development, including the evaluation and prototyping of AI-enabled tools and solutions. He was also responsible for directing CTG UAlbany's technology transfer program within the University to bring the Center’s innovative products to a greater market.

Werthmuller brings strong practical experience in automating system management and system deployment and evaluating sustainable software solutions. Academically, Werthmuller spearheads CTG UAlbany's Student Technology Innovations Lab Experience (STILE) program, providing UAlbany students with practical experiential learning opportunities.

Costello, J., Werthmuller, D., & Apte, D. XML: A New Web Site Architecture. Albany: Center for Technology in Government, 2002.

• B.S., Computer Science, 1995, Siena College
• A.A.S., Electrical Technology, 1989, Schenectady County Community College