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2019 HW Tech Trendsetter: Simon Moir

Chief Product Officer, eOriginal

Simon Moir, eOriginal chief product officer

As the chief product officer at eOriginal, Simon Moir is responsible for product vision, strategy, design and delivery across all industries eOriginal serves.

Moir provided technology for Fannie Mae, Quicken and Wells Fargo. Moir joined eOriginal three years ago as senior vice president and general manager of digital mortgage. In that capacity, he was responsible for the successful development and execution of eOriginal’s mortgage growth strategy, including the product roadmap, business development, sales and solution delivery. Moir continues to expand eOriginal’s digital mortgage capabilities and ensure the success of digital adoption across the industry. He established an integration partner program allowing other industry leading technology platforms, in particular LOS and DocPrep solutions, to provide out-of-the-box integrations to eOriginal for their clients.

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