Deputy Directors of National Intelligence
| Name | Office | Term of Office | President(s) served under |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robert Cardillo | Intelligence Integration (oversees collection and analysis) | September 2010–present | Barack Obama |
| Peter Lavoy | Analysis | December 2008–? | George W. Bush |
| Vacant | Collection | April 2010–Present | Barack Obama |
| David Shedd | Policy, Plans and Requirements | May 2007–Present | George W. Bush |
| Dawn Meyerriecks | Acquisition and Technology | September 2009–Present | Barack Obama |
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