Joseph Wade Joins OpenClose

Jun 15, 2018

OpenClose has announced that it has added Senior Software LOS and Mortgage Software Development expert Joseph Wade to its growing development team.

“OpenClose is constantly advancing and adding new functionality to our suite of mortgage software solutions and Joseph’s extensive experience in the LOS space coupled with his rich development background will quickly add value,” said Jason Regalbuto, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Technology Officer at OpenClose. “We are excited about what Joseph brings to the table and how he can assist with our long-term software development strategy.”

Joseph comes to OpenClose from Finastra, where he was key in the development efforts for its New Products Lending Team, rolling out a number of innovative solutions. He was also the manager of the MortgagebotLOS Development Team. In that role, he was responsible for the MortgagebotLOS platform, maintaining quality assurance, and he spearheaded the launch of multiple major releases of the system. After the D+H acquisition, he was vital in helping with the knowledge transfer and overall technology transition.

Joseph has been responsible for the successful rewrite of a point-of-sale system, migration to a multi-tenant architecture, transition to a single database structure, implementation of complex business rule logic and overall platform performance optimization. He has proven track record in successfully development new solutions, focusing on modern cloud-based architecture, leveraging robust APIs and utilizing highly scalable coding practices.

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