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Carl Tegeder Jr. Named eSimplicity Vice President of Solution Strategy

eSimplicity VP Carl Tegeder Jr. eSimplicity has appointed Carl Tegeder Jr. as vice president of solution strategy.
Carl Tegeder Jr. Vice President eSimplicity

Carl Tegeder Jr. has been appointed vice president of solution strategy at eSimplicity, the company announced on LinkedIn Wednesday.

Who Is Carl Tegeder?

Tegeder is a seasoned federal technology executive with more than 30 years of experience supporting health, defense and civilian agency modernization initiatives. He most recently served as VP of technology and business development at Innosoft. Previously, he held executive leadership roles as chief information officer and CTO at Arch Systems and as CTO at RELI Group.

Earlier in his career, he worked as a senior solutions architect at Maximus and as VP of federal solutions at Optum, where he supported large-scale federal health growth initiatives and major contract pursuits, including technical leadership on a $44 billion Department of Veterans Affairs contract award. His background also includes leadership positions at Computer Sciences Corp., Unisys and ConAgra Foods. Tegeder also served in the U.S. Army for over a decade.

What Is eSimplicity?

eSimplicity is a technology company supporting federal health, civilian, defense and national security agencies. It builds data-driven platforms, modernizes enterprise systems and integrates commercial and open-source technologies to enhance mission performance, strengthen security and deliver measurable results for agencies and the public. The company was awarded a potential five-year, $99.2 million contract in August 2025 to provide spectrum management support services for the Navy and Marine Corps Spectrum Center.

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Written by Miles Jamison

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