Neeraj Aggarwal
Infosys (India), Thomson Reuters (Canada), Kurukshetra University, Tech Mahindra (India)
About
Neeraj Aggarwal is a digital payments and Tier‑0/Tier‑1 modernization leader with 23+ years of experience architecting mission‑critical financial systems across State Street, Citizens Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, National Australia Bank, Thomson Reuters and Microsoft. His work advances U.S. national priorities in AI engineering, cybersecurity, digital payments, and critical financial infrastructure modernization.
He is the creator of multiple original engineering frameworks—including UICS, ERMI, UAMMF, and UAGB—which have been adopted in modernization programs across global banks and cited in scholarly research. His technical contributions also include the Infosys Topaz Banking Small Language Model, developed in collaboration with NVIDIA and Sarvam AI, and deployed in large‑scale modernization initiatives at State Street, Citizens Bank, and Metro Bank UK.
Neeraj serves as a peer reviewer for IEEE Reliability Magazine, a registered reviewer for IEEE Transactions on Services Computing, and a reserve reviewer for IEEE Software, in addition to reviewing 65+ IEEE/Springer conference papers and serving as a Technical Program Committee Member and Session Chair for international conferences. His judging portfolio includes statewide U.S. STEM competitions such as SkillsUSA Rhode Island, RI MESA Engineering Design Competition, National History Day Rhode Island, and the Infy App Design Challenge (Infosys Foundation USA & PENCIL.org).
He has authored 40+ publications, including peer‑reviewed IEEE Xplore papers, SSRN research, modernization frameworks, and widely read industry articles on AI, cybersecurity, and digital payments. His work has been read by more than 100,000 professionals globally.
Neeraj is a Fellow of IETE, Fellow of Raptors (UK), Senior Member of IEEE, Associate Member of the Mortgage Bankers Association, and Contributor Member of BIAN, the global banking standards body. He also serves on the Rhode Island College Computer Science Advisory Committee and as an Advisor to the Bryant University AI Center of Excellence.
His career reflects sustained, internationally recognized contributions to AI‑driven modernization, enterprise architecture, and the reliability and security of global financial systems.
Employment
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Infosys (India) Senior Project Manager2010 - Present
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Thomson Reuters (Canada) Technology leader2009 - 2010
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Tech Mahindra (India) Technology Architect2008 - 2008
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Interglobe Technologies Software Engineer2006 - 2008
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NIIT (India) System Executive2005 - 2006
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M M Institute of Computer technology and Business Management Lecturer2003 - 2005
Education
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Kurukshetra University Master of Computer Applications2000 - 2003
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Kurukshetra University Bachelors in Commerce with Computer application (Vocational Course)1997 - 2000
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (53)
- The Unified AI Governance Blueprint (UAGB): A Practical Model for Responsible AI Adoption in Financial Institutions Save
- The Unified AI Governance Blueprint (UAGB): A Practical Model for Responsible AI Adoption in Financial Institutions Save
- Mapping Cryptographic Transition Pathways in Post-Quantum Blockchain Systems: A Multistage Mixed-Method Investigation of Structural Dependencies Save
- Federated Learning for Cloud Cybersecurity: Privacy-Preserving Collaborative Threat Intelligence Save
- Enterprise Architecture Modernization Blueprint for Large-Scale IT <div> A Unified Framework for Modernization in the Age of AI, Cloud, and Digital Acceleration </div> Save
- <div> The Unified AI-Mainframe Modernization Framework (UAMMF): </div> <div> A Scalable Model for Transforming Legacy Banking Systems across Global Financial Institutions </div> Save
- The 5 Layer Modernization Stack Save
- Human in the Loop - The Three‑Layer Model Shaping Responsible AI in Financial Services Save
- Enterprise Architecture Modernization Blueprint for Large‑Scale IT Save
- Old Model vs AI‑Ready Mainframe for Banking Systems Save