Wells Fargo | Systems Architect | Operations and Corporate Technology Architecture (OCTA)
Provided in-depth technical and systems consultation to business units, project management, developers, enterprise architecture, and infrastructure architecture to determine business requirements, technical needs, and risks in order to develop systems architecture and architectural documents such as Architectural Alignment Assessments (AAAs), Living Technology Architecture (LTA), and Target Operational Models (TOMs).
Designed and made recommendations on systems architecture across multiple OS and database platforms in alignment with EA standards and best-practice security guidelines. Guided project teams to implement solutions ahead of current industry security standards. Conducted technology and vendor assessments for group-wide systems. Gained in-depth knowledge of enterprise tools and processes, including [redacted], etc. Provided architectural vision and created architectural roadmaps to help Lines of Business (LOBs) transition to future-state architectures.
Communicated architectural strategy and direction to all stake holders. Researched and developed architectural standards and strategy to other architects, delivery team (development, Quality Assurance (QA), deployment and maintenance) and others. Identified and justified potential investments in new systems and technologies, and led proof-of-concepts (PoCs), pilots and vendor evaluations.
Led architecture reviews and enforced adherence to Enterprise Architecture (EA) standards, principles and procedures. Established, communicated, and enforced application design patterns, interface standards and development guidelines. Reviewed and approved designs and direct implementation of the architecture for multiple systems.
- Systems Architect on projects such as PlanView, ClearCase / ClearQuest, Enterprise Capacity Management (ECMP), and other global enterprise environments.
- Discovered most secure server configurations via experimentation. Initiated and authored first official Wells Fargo Network Data Mover (NDM Secure+), and Certificate Wizard documentation. Wells Fargo created the enterprise NDM Support team as a result of Hunter Storm’s work on secure network transmissions between mainframe and distributed systems, using Hunter’s documentation and scripts. The vendor, Sterling, implemented Hunter’s changes into the production version of the product.
- Received commendations from several clients.
- Designed and made recommendations on systems architecture across multiple platforms in alignment with enterprise architecture standards and security guidelines. Determined technical needs and risks in order to develop security plans, systems architecture, and architectural documents. Provided vision and created roadmaps to help business units transition to future-state architectures. Identified and justified potential investments in new systems and technologies, and led proof-of-concepts, pilots and vendor evaluations. Led architecture reviews and enforced adherence to standards, principles, and procedures.
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