Joaquín Ahumada joined the Overit crew from Entre Ríos, Argentina, teaming up with Vincent, Rafa, and Chris to push the boundaries of what Ejento can do. He’s the kind of developer who finds peace in clean infrastructure, solid backend architecture, and systems that don’t just work—they’re secure. With a background in DevOps and AI-powered software for a German company building tools for renewable energy plants and CNC machines, he knows how to make complex systems run like clockwork. If there’s a server to harden or a pipeline to optimize, he’s already halfway done.

Before diving into the CRM world, Joaquín spent his time bridging the gap between heavy industry and smart automation, proving that good code can power anything from factory floors to marketing funnels. Off the clock, he trades keyboards for kimonos—training judo and jiu-jitsu and competing internationally, including bringing home a medal from Uruguay’s national championship. He likes to say he builds things at work so he can break people on the mat. His philosophy? “Be like infrastructure: resilient, scalable, and ready to choke someone out if needed.” — Sun Tzu (definitely).