Vincent Dandrieu Bergez
About Vincent Dandrieu Bergez
Vincent Dandrieu Bergez is an IT Project Manager at HSBC, specializing in Core Banking Micro Services and Credit Digital. With extensive experience in project management and software development, he has worked at HSBC in various roles since 2003 and holds an engineering degree in Business Consulting.
Work at HSBC
Vincent Dandrieu Bergez has been employed at HSBC since 2005, holding various roles over the years. Currently, he serves as an IT Project Manager in the Credit Digital division, a position he has held since 2015. His responsibilities include managing the deployment of credit-related micro services and leading projects that utilize Agile methodologies, specifically Scrum. Prior to his current role, he worked as an IT Project Manager for Software Delivery in Credit and Payments & Trade, as well as a Data Conversion Project Manager and Analyst. His tenure at HSBC spans multiple locations, including La Défense and Nanterre.
Education and Expertise
Vincent Dandrieu Bergez studied at the Ecole internationale des Sciences du Traitement de l'Information, where he earned an EISTI Engineering degree with a focus on Engineering - Business Consulting from 1997 to 2000. He also completed his Baccalauréat C, equivalent to A-level in sciences, at Lycée Montaigne in Bordeaux in 1994. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his expertise in IT project management, software development, and core banking systems.
Background
Before joining HSBC, Vincent worked at Groupecyber as a Java Software Development Engineer from 2000 to 2003. His early career included roles at HSBC as a Data Conversion Analyst and later as a Data Conversion Project Manager. His experience spans over two decades in the IT and banking sectors, with a focus on software delivery, project management, and the implementation of micro services.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Vincent Dandrieu Bergez has managed significant projects that include the deployment of Core Banking Micro Services (CBMS) for the Workstream CLR, which encompasses Credit, Loans, and Risk. He has defined the architecture and deployment of services in the internal Cloud (PCF) and played a key role in redesigning payment systems to comply with international and European standards, particularly SEPA. His work has involved collaboration with diverse project teams across multiple countries, enhancing the bank's operational capabilities.