Juan Manuel Ojeda
About Juan Manuel Ojeda
Juan Manuel Ojeda is a Front End Engineer currently working at Medallia, where he utilizes React/Redux, Typescript, and Apollo GraphQL. He previously contributed as a technical leader to the Openbank Home Banking project under the Santander Group and has extensive experience in front-end development.
Current Role at Medallia
Juan Manuel Ojeda works as a Front End Engineer at Medallia, a position he has held since 2019. In this role, he utilizes technologies such as React, Redux, Typescript, and Apollo GraphQL to develop user interfaces. His work contributes to enhancing the user experience and functionality of Medallia's products. He is based in Buenos Aires, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Previous Experience at Globant
Before joining Medallia, Juan Manuel Ojeda worked at Globant as a Frontend Developer from 2014 to 2019. During his five years at Globant, he contributed to various projects and participated in a specialized UI bootcamp, which led to his permanent position. His experience at Globant helped him develop skills in front-end technologies and solidified his expertise in the field.
Technical Leadership in Openbank Project
Juan Manuel Ojeda served as a technical leader in the development of Openbank Home Banking, a project under the Santander Group. His leadership role involved overseeing technical aspects and ensuring the successful implementation of features within the banking platform.
Educational Background
Juan Manuel Ojeda studied at Universidad Nacional del Sur, where he earned a degree in Ingeniería en Sistemas de Computación from 2005 to 2014. He also attended the University of Cambridge, achieving a First Certificate in English in 2006. His educational background provided a strong foundation for his career in technology and software development.
Early Career at InTouch Health
Juan Manuel Ojeda began his career as a Technical Support Specialist at InTouch Health, where he worked from 2011 to 2012. This role allowed him to gain experience in technical support and customer service, which contributed to his professional development before transitioning to front-end development.