Hernan San Martin
About Hernan San Martin
Hernan San Martin is a functional analyst and requirements manager at NEORIS, where he has worked since 2018. He holds a Licentiate degree in Computer Science and has specialized in Project Management, Scrum, and Design Thinking.
Work at NEORIS
Hernan San Martin has been employed at NEORIS since 2018, serving as a Gestor de Requerimientos / Analista Funcional. In this role, he is responsible for the lifecycle management of requirements and coordinating development teams. He plays a key part in the creation of functional documents and estimation processes for project releases. Additionally, he coordinates the testing and implementation of releases in production environments, ensuring that projects meet their objectives and timelines.
Education and Expertise
Hernan San Martin holds a Licentiate degree in Computer Science from Universidad Argentina 'John F. Kennedy', where he studied from 1996 to 2002. He furthered his education at Universidad Tecnológica Nacional, obtaining a specialization in Project Management in 2007. In 2017, he achieved the Scrum Grand Master certification, also from Universidad Tecnológica Nacional. His education continued with a course in Design Thinking from Camara Argentina de Comercio y Servicios in 2018. He also studied Electromecánica at Instituto 'La Salle' Florida from 1984 to 1989.
Technical Skills and Tools
Hernan San Martin utilizes a variety of tools to support his work in project management and development coordination. His technical skills include proficiency in MS SQL, UML, SoapUI, Postman, and Jira. These tools aid him in managing projects effectively, ensuring that requirements are met and that development processes run smoothly.
Project Involvement
Hernan San Martin has contributed to various e-commerce projects for notable companies such as Jumbo, Disco, and Vea. His work has focused on significant initiatives, including IVA reduction and the integration of Clarín 365. His involvement in these projects highlights his expertise in managing complex requirements and coordinating development efforts.