Bhanu Vallabaneni
Technology Director, Core Engineering at Wells Fargo
Charlotte-area technology leader with 19+ years of experience, now Technology Director at Wells Fargo, where his own headline describes him as head of core engineering for enterprise risk and finance technology. He spent roughly seven years as a senior architect at Bank of America before that, and works on AI-powered data platforms and regulatory compliance.
Key arguments & positions
- Describes his focus as AI-powered data platforms, scalable architecture and regulatory compliance for enterprise risk and finance technology.
- From his conference talk: governance and auditability belong in the architecture of a lakehouse from day one, not in a later compliance review.
- From his conference talk: regulated industries need data platforms that can show their working to an examiner.
Accomplishments
- Technology Director at Wells Fargo (2025), after more than three years there as a principal engineer.
- Roughly seven years as a senior architect at Bank of America.
- 19+ years in enterprise data and platform engineering.
Papers & key writings
No published papers or recorded talks found beyond his conference appearances and LinkedIn posts, so his positions above come from his own role description and talk title rather than a body of writing.
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