Sierra Cahill
About Sierra Cahill
Sierra Cahill serves as the Training & Quality Assurance professional at Blend, where she has worked since 2021. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing from Thomas Edison State University and has played a significant role in enhancing loan processing systems and maintaining compliance.
Work at Blend
Sierra Cahill has been employed at Blend since 2021, serving in the role of Training & Quality Assurance. Based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, she has contributed to the organization for three years. Her responsibilities include conducting extensive testing and documentation for a new loan processing system prior to its team-wide adoption. Additionally, she plays a crucial role in acquiring new lenders by ensuring high-quality test loan processing. Cahill also performs remote online notarizations using Blend Signing Room and remains informed about regulatory changes related to RON closings.
Education and Expertise
Sierra Cahill earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a focus on Marketing from Thomas Edison State University. She studied there from 2013 to 2015, completing her degree in two years. This educational background provides her with a solid foundation in business principles and marketing strategies, which she applies in her current role at Blend.
Background
Sierra Cahill has a background in training and quality assurance, with a specific focus on the financial services sector. Her experience includes developing and implementing an internal quality assurance process and reporting system at Blend. She is also responsible for updating and maintaining the knowledge base to ensure compliance with both internal and external guidelines.
Achievements
In her role at Blend, Sierra Cahill has conducted extensive testing and documentation for a new loan processing system, which was critical for its adoption by the team. She has also developed an internal quality assurance process that enhances operational efficiency. Her efforts in ensuring high-quality test loan processing have been instrumental in acquiring new lenders for the organization.