Snapdocs Hires Jamie Mottern As Vp Of Lender Growth

Snapdocs has named Jamie Mottern as its vice president of lender growth, the company announced Tuesday.

In the role, Mottern will work with lenders to support the adoption of digital closing technology and strengthen connections across the mortgage ecosystem, the company explained.

“Snapdocs has earned a strong reputation for advancing AI-powered digital closings and delivering real results,” Mottern said in a statement. “Lenders aren’t just looking for more tools; they’re looking for partners who understand their operational realities and can help them scale with confidence.”

Mottern, who has more than a decade of experience in the mortgage industry, most recently served as Docutech‘s vice president of operations for the past six years. She also worked for Citi Mortgage and, before that, spent 17 years working in the health care industry.

In an interview with HousingWire, Mottern said that having prior experience in a different industry gives her a leg up when it comes to evaluating tech.

“I had the opportunity to be a business consultant with technology for about five years. That ability to see technology from a process and people perspective has stuck with me for decades. The people and the process are what allow Snapdocs to generate these meaningful results,” she said.

“Snapdocs gets results that are three times higher than the rest of the industry. There’s a reason for that. Taking my experience even before finance and applying it in a new way is really exciting.”

Mottern, who started at the company last week and attended the company’s annual retreat, said that the opportunity to join Snapdocs came naturally.

“One of the beauties of this industry, because we are so collaborative, is that in my previous roles with Docutech, I was out in the market, so part of my role was to keep an eye on all of the various technologies that are in the market. So I’ve known many people in the Snapdocs team for years, and so it just evolved into an opportunity,” she said.

“The time spent with people [at the retreat] was invaluable,” she added. “But more so is just being able to have such a clear vision of where we’re going, and seeing everyone in the room working toward it.”

Mottern is also a co-founder of Women of Alice, a nonprofit organization focused on supporting the advancement of women leaders in the mortgage finance industry.

“Jamie has spent her career working alongside lenders and knows firsthand what it takes to turn strategy into results,” said Michael Sachdev, CEO of Snapdocs. “Her experience and trusted relationships will be instrumental in advancing customer performance while expanding the value we deliver.”

Her appointment comes as Snapdocs continues efforts to expand its digital closing platform and modernize processes from preclosing through loan sale. A company spokesperson said that Mottern’s “diverse and unique perspective” is crucial in helping Snapdocs accelerate its business and prove value to its customers.