Dark Matter Technologies in Jacksonville names new CTO , CFO and general counsel

FLORIDA NEWSWIRE (JACKSONVILLE, Fla. ) — Dark Matter Technologies (Dark Matter), an innovative leader in home lending technology, today announced the promotions of Don Oliver to chief technology officer, Chris Medvidofsky to chief financial officer and Blaine Prober to general counsel. All three have been with Dark Matter since it launched in 2023. The timing reflects how the company has built its leadership team: supporting people’s growth within the organization when they demonstrate experience, leadership and a customer-first mindset. The promotions follow the recent appointments of Salvatore Piccola as senior vice president of product strategy and Gil Valera as vice president of professional services. Together, the five executives form a team that pairs outside perspective with people who have helped build Dark Matter’s technology, client relationships and culture, as the company continues to grow and advance its AI-forward platform for lenders and servicers. As chief technology officer, Oliver will lead Dark Matter’s technology organization as the company expands the open APIs, Model Context Protocol (MCP) and agentic AI capabilities of the Empower® loan origination solution and the Aiva® Intelligence platform. He most recently served as vice president of platform engineering and brings deep experience in AWS and AI, including his role as one of Dark Matter’s AI representatives within Constellation Software. As chief financial officer, Medvidofsky will oversee Dark Matter’s financial strategy and operations. He has guided the company’s finances since its founding, most recently as vice president of finance and accounting, and was named a 2026 HousingWire Finance Leader. As general counsel, Prober will lead Dark Matter’s legal and compliance function, building on his work as vice president and deputy general counsel and his years as lead deal counsel for Empower.