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Nima Oreizy Joins Platinum Data as Chief Technology Officer

Oct 09, 2012

Platinum Data has hired Nima Oreizy as its new chief technology officer. Oreizy was selected as part of Platinum Data’s efforts to ensure maximum scalability of its platforms, in support of the company’s exponential growth. Platinum Data has grown more than 250 percent in the past three years. Oreizy has worked with Platinum Data for more than a decade and created the platform for the company’s RealView appraisal quality verification technology while working as lead developer of eBuilt, an information technology and services company based in Costa Mesa, Calif. “One of RealView’s biggest differentiators is in being the most flexible, user-friendly system in its segment," said Phil Huff, Platinum Data’s CEO. "The platform, created by Nima, can be configured to accommodate literally any business rule in hours, not weeks or months. We’re looking forward to equipping our clients with the additional contributions Nima will bring to the Platinum family of solutions.” Oreizy has more than 14 years of experience in computer technology and specializes in building scalable, nimble and flexible systems. His career includes work with Microsoft and Apple Computer.   “From my years working for Platinum, I've witnessed them to be a forward-looking company," said Nima Oreizy. "They knew they’d need to be able to scale their platform to large volumes from the start, so we created a platform with virtually limitless capacity. While so many other mortgage technologies suffer growing pains at their clients' expense, Platinum Data has invested in the kind of infrastructure that makes them one-of-kind among appraisal technologies. I’m pleased to be officially part of this team, leading its technology initiatives.”
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