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10 Archer GRC experts
These ten practitioners have worked on RSA Archer inside the organizations that run it, in roles such as administrator, developer, engineer, architect and manager. A reader can learn how in-house teams configure Archer and manage changes to it over time.
Professionals to explore
01—10Adam Katch
LinkedInExperience: Software Development Manager (Archer GRC) · Ally
Software Development Manager (Archer GRC) at Ally from 2021 to 2023, after working as Platform Architect (Archer GRC) at Travelers from 2018 to 2020. Both titles name Archer GRC directly, covering both platform architecture and the management of Archer development work; since 2023 this person has been Principal GRC Consultant at CastleHill Managed Risk Solutions.
Ajibola Adedigba
LinkedInExperience: Senior RSA Archer GRC Developer · Mutual of Omaha
Senior RSA Archer GRC Developer at Mutual of Omaha since December 2020. The profile describes an RSA Archer developer with over six years of experience in eGRC implementations across multiple organizations, working on Advanced Workflow, Data Feeds and Access Controls; before Mutual of Omaha this person was an Archer Developer at MidasEdge LLC (2017–2020).
Brandon Nelson
LinkedInExperience: Archer GRC Application Systems Manager at PNC · PNC
Archer GRC Application Systems Manager at PNC since 2022. At PNC this person was also Archer GRC Architect (2018–2022) and Archer GRC Developer (2015–2018), which gives a view of the bank's Archer program from development through architecture to application management.
Durga Bolla
LinkedInExperience: GRC Lead Archer Developer Admin · New York Community Bank (NYCB)
GRC Lead Archer Developer Admin at New York Community Bank (NYCB) since 2019, a title that covers both Archer development and administration. From 2017 to 2019 this person was Archer eGRC Consultant at NBCUniversal.
Kevin Peet
LinkedInExperience: GRC Archer Developer · Comerica Bank
GRC Archer Developer at Comerica Bank from 2019 to 2026, following a role as ERM GRC Archer Admin there from 2017 to 2019. This person was also an Operational Risk Analyst at Comerica Bank (2015–2017), so the experience spans both the risk function and Archer administration and development.
Mounika Poladi
LinkedInExperience: Lead Platform Engineer - GRC RSA Archer · Fifth Third Bank
Lead Platform Engineer - GRC RSA Archer at Fifth Third Bank since 2022, where the profile describes a specialization in enterprise governance, risk and compliance (GRC) architecture with deep expertise in the RSA Archer platform. From 2018 to 2021 this person was Software Engineer - RSA Archer at American Electric Power.
Quyen Chung
LinkedInExperience: Security Engineer · Gainwell Technologies
Security Engineer at Gainwell Technologies from 2016 to 2021, where the profile says this person managed the complete RSA Archer system and process for Gainwell (previously HMS). Since 2022 this person has been Application Manager - VP at Citi, with a headline of Archer Application Manager, after earlier compliance and internal audit roles at Aetna.
Steve Robinson
LinkedInExperience: OpenPages and Archer System Administrator · SunTrust
OpenPages and Archer System Administrator at SunTrust since 2012. The profile lists managing the GRC application, solution architecture, configuration changes, change management, testing of new releases and system enhancements, and training the GRC user community; before that this person was a Risk Management Analyst (Technology, Finance) at SunTrust (2006–2012).
Troy Pilger
LinkedInExperience: Director of eGRC · U.S. Bank
Director of eGRC at U.S. Bank since 2015 and an Archer Certified Professional, directing an eGRC team that the profile says is responsible for the strategy and configuration of over 40 unique solutions in RSA Archer. At the same bank this person was Archer Application Configuration Manager (2013–2015) and Archer Application Configuration Engineer (2009–2013).
Vickie Payne
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Tech Manager - Apps Programming · Bank of America
Sr. Tech Manager - Apps Programming at Bank of America from 1989 to 2018. The profile says this person led and managed a team of RSA Archer developers, citing 12 years of experience starting with Archer 4.x, with full responsibility for initiatives, enhancements, break-fix changes and software upgrades on 3 of the 4 Archer instances at the firm.
Choose the right perspective
For questions about building applications, workflows or integrations, favor people whose notes describe development or configuration work, and for questions about running the program, favor those who managed or directed an Archer team. Check the dates on each role so that questions about the current Archer release go to someone who has worked with it recently.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How do you decide what to build as a custom Archer application versus what to keep in the out-of-the-box use cases?
- 02What does your process look like for testing and releasing Archer configuration changes and upgrades?
- 03Which Archer integrations or data feeds were hardest to keep reliable, and how did you handle them?
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