TECHNOLOGIST. OPERATOR. MORTGAGE INSIDER.

Building what’s
next in mortgage.

I’m Tyler Plack. I work at the intersection of mortgage lending, software, and AI—building systems and sharing ideas that move the industry forward.

Tyler PlackPresident & Chief Technology OfficerSouth River Mortgage
AT THE INTERSECTION OFMortgage lendingApplied AICapital marketsSoftware engineering

01 / PERSPECTIVES

Ideas from the inside.

Notes on the systems, data, and decisions
shaping mortgage lending.

All perspectives

02 / SELECTED WORK

Ideas are good.
Built is better.

I’m a hands-on operator. My work connects the realities of mortgage lending with the possibilities of technology.

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01

SOFTWARE · OPERATIONS

Mortgage infrastructure

Building the systems behind the loan.

I’ve led the development of an in-house loan pricing and qualification engine and a custom CRM. The work connects lending requirements with the tools teams use every day, from origination through operations.
02

AI · DATA SCIENCE

Applied machine learning

Turning lending data into decisions.

My work spans machine learning applications in capital markets and direct mail marketing. I bring mortgage context to model development, connecting technical choices with the business decisions they need to support.
03

PRODUCT · CAPITAL MARKETS

Lending product development

Connecting product, process, and capital.

At South River Mortgage, I created the proprietary reverse mortgage product HomeForLife and helped design underwriting and operating processes. That work brought product design, investor requirements, and lending operations together.

03 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK

Fluent in code.
Grounded in lending.

The most interesting problems live between disciplines. That’s where I like to work.

My background brings together mortgage operations, capital markets, data science, and software engineering. As a founding employee of South River Mortgage, I’ve worked on the business and the technology behind it.

I studied economics and Spanish literature at the University of Maryland. That combination still shapes how I think: understand the system, question the assumptions, and make complex ideas clear.

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GOOD IDEAS START WITH A CONVERSATION.

Let’s compare notes.

Building in mortgage? Thinking about what comes next?
Let’s talk technology, partnerships, or a conversation for your audience.