Eugene Kislenko
About Eugene Kislenko
Eugene Kislenko serves as the Vice President and Senior Enterprise Architect for Treasury Management at City National Bank, a position he has held since 2021. He earned his Master's degrees in Telecommunications and Software Engineering from the Odessa National Telecommunications Academy and the National Academy of Telecommunications in Ukraine.
Work at City National Bank
Eugene Kislenko serves as the Vice President and Senior Enterprise Architect for Treasury Management at City National Bank. He has held this position since 2021, contributing to the bank's operations in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the architecture and implementation of treasury management systems, ensuring they meet the needs of the bank and its clients.
Education and Expertise
Eugene Kislenko has a strong educational background in telecommunications and software engineering. He studied at the Odessa National Telecommunications Academy, where he earned a Master's degree in Telecommunications from 1983 to 1988. Additionally, he attended the National Academy of Telecommunications in Odessa, Ukraine, where he also achieved a Master of Science in Telecommunications during the same period.
Background
Eugene Kislenko has a comprehensive background in telecommunications and software engineering. His academic pursuits have provided him with a solid foundation in these fields, which he has applied throughout his career. His expertise in enterprise architecture and treasury management has been developed through years of experience in the financial sector.
Professional Experience
With a career spanning several years, Eugene Kislenko has developed significant expertise in enterprise architecture, particularly within the treasury management domain. His role at City National Bank reflects his commitment to enhancing financial services through technology and architecture. His experience in software engineering complements his architectural skills, enabling him to address complex challenges in the banking industry.