Stephen Crockett

Stephen Crockett has a diverse work experience in the field of architecture and solutions consulting. Stephen currently holds the role of Head of Architecture at Prospa since April 2023. Prior to this, they worked as a Principal Solutions Architect at CC&C Europe and as a Solutions Architect at Suncorp Group. Stephen also served as a Senior Architect at Volt Bank and Westpac Institutional Bank, where they held various roles including Senior Manager/Product Owner, Blockchain Lead, and Head of Solutions Consulting GTS/Senior Business Architect. Additionally, Stephen has experience as a Senior Architect at Westpac and a Solution Architect at AMP. Stephen started their career at Westpac in 1990, holding roles such as Application Integration Manager and Lead Designer, Systems Manager PC Banking/Team Leader, Technical Support Manager, and Lead Designer. Throughout their career, Stephen's work has encompassed areas such as blockchain, payments, foreign exchange, systems of record, and identity.

Stephen Crockett completed their Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) degree in Computer Science from the University of Technology Sydney between 1982 and 1986. In 2020, they obtained a Nano Degree in AI and Machine Learning from RMIT University. Additionally, they have acquired various certifications including "FinTech: Innovation and Transformation in Financial Services" from NUS Business School Executive Education in June 2022, "The Open Group Certified: TOGAF® Standard, Version 9.2" from The Open Group in June 2021, "AI Programming with Python" from RMIT Online in July 2020, "BIAN Banking Architecture Foundation" from BIAN eV in June 2020, "redislabs RU101 Certificate | Redis University" from Redis Labs in April 2020, "Agile Certified Product Manager and Product Owner Credential (ACPM)" from ICAgile in November 2018, "Product Management Foundations" from AGSM @ UNSW Business School in November 2018, "Product Management Advanced" from AGSM @ UNSW Business School in May 2018, and "Swift For Corporates" from SWIFT in October 2014.