Curtis Frazier
About Curtis Frazier
Curtis Frazier is a Senior Software Engineer and Systems Analyst based in Birmingham, Alabama, with extensive experience in software development and project leadership. He has worked for Protective Life and Regions Financial Corporation, where he led significant regulatory projects and mentored team members.
Work at Protective Life
Curtis Frazier has been employed at Protective Life as a Senior Software Engineer since 2022. In this role, he contributes to the development and implementation of software solutions that support the company's operational needs. His work focuses on enhancing system functionality and ensuring efficient processes within the organization.
Current Role at UAB
In addition to his position at Protective Life, Curtis Frazier serves as a Systems Analyst, Senior at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) since 2022. His responsibilities include analyzing system requirements and providing technical solutions to improve system performance. This role allows him to leverage his extensive experience in software engineering and systems analysis.
Experience at Regions Financial Corporation
Curtis Frazier has been with Regions Financial Corporation since 2007, where he holds the position of Programmer Analyst III. Over his 17 years in this role, he has developed and maintained software applications that support the bank's operations. His experience at Regions Financial has equipped him with a strong foundation in programming and system analysis.
Education and Expertise
Curtis Frazier studied at Troy University from 1986 to 1992, where he earned a Bachelor's degree. He furthered his education at Troy University in Montgomery, obtaining a Master's degree in Computer and Information Science from 1990 to 1992. His academic background provides him with a solid understanding of computer systems and software development.
Leadership and Project Management
Curtis Frazier served as the Technical Lead for the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure rule implementation, a significant federal regulatory project. He led a team of six associates in rewriting existing systems and implementing new technologies. His leadership in this project contributed to generating over $180 million in revenue for the company.