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ComplianceEase Promotes Co-Founder Jason Roth to Chief Technology Officer

Oct 14, 2015
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ComplianceEase has announced that ComplianceEase Co-Founder Jason Roth has been named chief technology officer for the company.

As senior vice president of product management, Roth was primarily responsible for leading the development of the company’s automated compliance suite, including the design and launch of the new TRID Monitor module within ComplianceAnalyzer, which builds upon the company’s RESPA Auditor product to help lenders comply with extensive requirements under the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure (TRID) regulations.

Roth will assume responsibility for technology, strategy and execution across all of the company’s platform and product lines, which include automated compliance, income and identity verification, and loan document generation and closing. His organization now comprises all the company’s software development and testing, technology operations, and client/partner platform integration teams. 

Roth is a technology executive with nearly 20 years of experience in software development and management in the consumer, mortgage lending and financial service industries. His technical expertise ranges from design and development of enterprise Software-as-a-Service products to expert systems and web services platform technologies.

Roth’s experience prior to ComplianceEase includes his work on Adobe Acrobat and PDF document technology development teams at Adobe Systems.

“Jason has played a critical role in the development of our flagship product, ComplianceAnalyzer, and has been a major contributor to our growth,” said John Vong, president of ComplianceEase. “As CTO, Jason will drive efforts to continually modernize the company’s technology development and deployment, making our suite of products even more accessible, secure and reliable, and allowing us to meet the market’s needs more rapidly.”

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