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10 U.S. Bank IT leaders
These ten people lead technology at U.S. Bank, including its Chief Information and Technology Officer, CIOs for U.S. Bank business lines and senior vice presidents of infrastructure, cloud, network and distributed systems. A reader can learn how CIOs lead technology organizations in banking businesses.
Professionals to explore
01—10Andrew Bingenheimer
LinkedInExperience: CIO of Risk and Corporate · U.S. Bank
CIO of Risk and Corporate at U.S. Bank since January 2022. Former Business Information Officer - Corporate Technology & Core Banking Systems (2020–2021), former Business Information Officer - Financial Crimes (2019–2020) and former Senior Vice President - Financial Crimes Development (2017–2019) at U.S. Bank.
Dilip Venkatachari
LinkedInExperience: Chief Information and Technology Officer, SEVP · U.S. Bank
Chief Information and Technology Officer, SEVP at U.S. Bank since September 2018, a C-level role in the Engineering and Technical department according to the profile. Member, Board Of Directors at Elavon Financial Services DAC since 2021, and former member of the Global Technology Advisory Board at Mastercard (2020–2022).
Dmitri Litvinov
LinkedInExperience: Technology Group Lead, Senior Vice President - Distributed Systems · U.S. Bank
Technology Group Lead, Senior Vice President - Distributed Systems at U.S. Bank since January 2020; the profile says the role is responsible for delivery, management and innovation of U.S. Bank's application hosting platforms on-prem and in the cloud. Former Director, Vice President - Distributed Systems at U.S. Bank (2017–2019).
Jace Barbera
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President Sr. Director Network Technology Services · U.S. Bank
Senior Vice President Sr. Director Network Technology Services at U.S. Bank since September 2019; the profile describes leadership spanning global infrastructure, network engineering, cloud modernization and operational transformation. Former Head of IT Engineering (2018–2019) and former Senior Director of IT Engineering (2015–2018) at MoneyGram.
Jeff Thomas
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President of Global Infrastructure Technology Operations · U.S. Bank
Former Senior Vice President of Global Infrastructure Technology Operations at U.S. Bank (December 2021 to September 2024); the profile says the role was responsible for global operations of mainframe, networking, telephony and distributed systems. Senior Vice President - Converged Infrastructure at U.S. Bank since October 2024.
Paul J Pereira
LinkedInExperience: CIO, Consumer, Digital, and Core Platforms · U.S. Bank
CIO, Consumer, Digital, and Core Platforms at U.S. Bank since January 2023; the profile says the CIO role centers on core banking evolution, corporate functions and digital platforms. Former CTO, Technology Transformation (2021–2025), former Business Information Officer (2020–2022) and former Head Of Wealth Management Technology (2016–2020) at U.S. Bank.
Pete Carrara
LinkedInExperience: Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Head of Enterprise Infrastructure and Cloud Services · U.S. Bank
Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Head of Enterprise Infrastructure and Cloud Services at U.S. Bank since June 2024. Former Chief Information Officer (CIO), Global Head of Technology Infrastructure & Operations at Black Knight (2019–2023), and former Managing Director, Global Head of Infrastructure at Tradeweb (2016–2018) and RBC Capital Markets (2012–2016).
Qasim Khan
LinkedInExperience: EVP, CIO of Wealth, Coporate, Commerical & Institutional Banking · U.S. Bank
EVP, CIO of Wealth, Corporate, Commercial & Institutional Banking at U.S. Bank since December 2021; the profile describes responsibility for global teams across the U.S., EMEA and APAC. Former SVP, Head Of Technology (2016–2022) and former VP, Information Technology Leader (2011–2016) at U.S. Bank.
Rachel Hansen
LinkedInExperience: Payment Services Chief Information Officer · U.S. Bank
Payment Services Chief Information Officer at U.S. Bank since September 2019; the profile says the role, as CIO for U.S. Bank Payments, oversees one of the nation's largest payment ecosystems. Former Corporate Payment Systems Technology Group Application Manager (2016–2019) and former Financial Crime Enterprise Fraud Technology Group Application Manager (2015–2016) at U.S. Bank.
Ray Dolan
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President, Head of Infrastructure and Cloud Architecture · U.S. Bank
Senior Vice President, Head of Infrastructure and Cloud Architecture at U.S. Bank since April 2025. Former Sr. Director at Freddie Mac (2018–2025), former Director - Head of Support for Client Trading Technology at Societe Generale (2011–2015) and former Director - Global Head of Support for Barclays Research at Barclays Investment Bank (2010–2011).
Choose the right perspective
Match the person's scope to your question, since business-line CIOs know how technology supports one set of banking products while infrastructure and cloud leaders know the shared platforms underneath. Check each role's start date so you know how long the person has held the scope you want to ask about.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does a large bank split technology ownership between business-line CIOs and shared infrastructure teams?
- 02What does it take to move core banking and payment workloads to the cloud while meeting regulatory expectations?
- 03How should a bank modernize mainframe, network and distributed systems without disrupting daily operations?
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