Overview
Before founding Jobgether in 2020 with Alexis Rodriguez and Alexandre Hernandez, Juan spent more than a decade as a CFO across Europe, Colombia and Paris, leading a EUR 200M+ business, opening subsidiaries in five countries and managing complex cross-border M&A. He also co-founded EU4UA, a volunteer-run platform that helped over 50,000 Ukrainian families find housing across Europe and received a TEDx Prize.
At Jobgether, Juan leads the business as CEO, focusing on the structural transition toward Remote Work and on positioning the platform as a curated alternative to general job boards.
Career history
- Co-founder and CEO2020 - PresentJobgether
- Co-founderEU4UAhousing platform for Ukrainian refugees
- CFOroles across Europe, Colombia and Paris · over a decade
In the news
- As one of the co-founders of Jobgether, I spend every day thinking about how we can make job searching more relevant, transparent and efficient. Have we succeeded? For many candidates, I know we have. But from what I have read here over the past few days, some of you are clearly frustrated with what we are doing. I understand why some concerns have emerged, even though several claims do not reflect how Jobgether operates. But if you don't understand what happens when you apply through Jobgether, then we have not explained our
- What if we are measuring “developed countries” the wrong way? We usually look at GDP per capita, salaries, productivity, stock markets, innovation or the number of billionaires. But there is another metric I find much more revealing: Median wealth per adult. Not how rich the country is. But how much the person exactly in the middle actually owns = financial assets + property - debt. According to the UBS Global Wealth Report 2026, the ranking looks like this: 1. 🇱🇺 Luxembourg : $394k 2. 🇧🇪 Belgium : $277k 3. 🇦🇺 Australia :
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