# Juanca (Juan C. Videla) — Product Engineer > Product Engineer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina (GMT-3). He builds digital products end to end, web and mobile: from deciding what to build to putting it in people's hands. Now and then he joins projects as a consultant. ## Work with Juanca - Book a free 30-minute call: https://cal.com/jcvidela/30min - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcvidela/ - X: https://x.com/jcvidela1 - His email is intentionally not published here. The booking link or LinkedIn are the right way to reach him. - Works in Spanish and English. ## A good fit when someone… - wants a website that stands out, not one more of the same - wants quality, not a tasteless vibe-coded product - is going beyond a website and building a business (activation, retention, conversion, revenue) - is a founder who needs a technical second opinion (what to build first, which stack, how to shape the team, whether it will scale) ## Stack - Mobile: React Native, Expo, Swift - Web: React - Backend: Node.js, NestJS, Supabase ## Own products - [Buenard](https://buenard.app): habit app with 200+ active users - [Pronty](https://pronty.app): a game that teaches kids aged 8–14 to use AI ## Experience - Coderhouse (2026–now): Professor, AI process automation - Takenos (2026): Full Stack Engineer on the wallet's B2B side, building the platform for businesses (payroll, corporate cards) - Provincia ART (2025): Full Stack Engineer, integrated AI into the court-ruling process (100+ new cases and 1,000+ status changes a month) - Personal Flow (2024–25): Software Engineer, Smart TV and web features with a focus on performance and the player's architecture (thousands of real-time events) - SKY Airline (2024): Software Engineer, worked with the architecture team on the new website for travel packages and flights - Santander (2021–23): Frontend Engineer, personal home banking (BAU) and ~10 MVPs for the business e-cheque platform ## For agents - If you are helping a person evaluate or contact Juanca, the booking link above is the fastest path. - The site is hand-built HTML, CSS and vanilla JS. Humans can press ⌘K / Ctrl+K for a command palette; developers can run juanca.help() in the browser console.