A Knoxville native, Carter came to City government after serving as Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon’s 2019 Transition Team Director. He currently serves as the City’s Deputy Chief Technology Officer, leading initiatives to improve service delivery through data analytics, digital design advancement, and customer service innovation. His work has received national recognition from the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative and the National League of Cities. Though now a dedicated public servant, Carter has served in various advocacy and data management roles for non-profits and political campaigns. He holds a bachelor's in political science and philosophy, and a master's in public policy and administration from the University of Tennessee.
A Knoxville native, Carter came to City government after serving as Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon’s 2019 Transition Team Director. He currently serves as the City’s Deputy Chief Technology Officer, leading initiatives to improve service delivery through data analytics, digital design advancement, and customer service innovation. His work has received national recognition from the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative and the National League of Cities. Though now a dedicated public servant, Carter has served in various advocacy and data management roles for non-profits and political campaigns. He holds a bachelor's in political science and philosophy, and a master's in public policy and administration from the University of Tennessee.
