David Solis serves as an I.T. Operational Risk Manager at Wells Fargo, where he leverages his extensive expertise in I.T. risk management to enhance the resilience and security of the bank’s enterprise database management systems. With a keen eye for detail, David excels in identifying...
David Solis serves as an I.T. Operational Risk Manager at Wells Fargo, where he leverages his extensive expertise in I.T. risk management to enhance the resilience and security of the bank’s enterprise database management systems. With a keen eye for detail, David excels in identifying vulnerabilities that others may overlook, ensuring that the organization maintains robust operational integrity in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. His role involves not only assessing and mitigating risks but also collaborating with cross-functional teams to implement effective disaster recovery strategies and streamline incident management processes.
Currently, David is spearheading key projects that focus on the transformation of Wells Fargo’s database management practices. By integrating advanced middleware solutions and optimizing vendor management processes, he is driving significant improvements in operational efficiency. His background in software engineering and database administration allows him to bridge the gap between technical and operational teams, fostering a culture of proactive risk identification and management.
David’s proficiency in Unix, Red Hat Linux, and networking further enhances his capability to navigate complex systems and ensure seamless integration across various platforms. He is committed to enhancing documentation practices, developing comprehensive standard operating procedures that empower teams to respond effectively to incidents and minimize downtime. As a thought leader in the field, David is dedicated to advancing the principles of I.T. operational risk management, ensuring that Wells Fargo not only meets regulatory requirements but also sets the standard for excellence in the financial services industry.