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2020 HW Insider: Alex Tepe

eOriginal Senior Product Manager

Alex Tepe

As the senior product manager at eOriginal, Alex Tepe is passionate about finding innovative technology solutions to the largest problems that impact the mortgage industry, and he inspires the same commitment within the teams he leads.

Since joining the company in 2016, Tepe has proven himself to be a valuable team member and innovative leader. He has been instrumental in designing eClosing and eVault technology. In 2019, Tepe spearheaded the development of ClosingCenter, eOriginal’s flagship digital mortgage solution. His professional contributions to eOriginal have allowed the company to meet the increasing needs for digitization. After COVID-19 stay-at-home orders were put into place, remote closings became a necessity. Tepe’s drive to make ClosingCenter a reality last year meant eOriginal was able to respond to the industry’s needs for remote, contactless closings and end-to-end digital lending. This enabled eOriginal’s partners to keep their businesses functioning and the mortgage engine running.

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