Jesse Hernandez

• –Designed and built the San Antonio Startup + Tech Week 2026 platform for Geekdom: public site, staff admin, transactional check-in, and custom branded screens for the in-room TVs.
• –Designed the event’s visual identity and front-end design system: five color-coded tracks, color tokens checked against WCAG contrast, and a WebGL hero that falls back to a static mark for reduced motion.
• –Built the Alamo Ventures member portal and deal room (140+ accredited investors, $7M+ deployed): invite-only auth, Stripe dues with autopay and webhooks, and a Claude news pipeline with structured outputs and hash-based deduplication.

sasw.co · github.com/sasw-geekdom/next-sasw · jessebubble.dev/work/next-angels

• –Engineered San Antonio Tech Day 2026: role-based admin, versioned site content, a multi-round pitch pipeline with email at each stage, and live public voting for the $100K Tech Fuel competition.
• –Built the agency operating system: CRM and pipeline, outreach sequences, a blog CMS, and nine scheduled jobs syncing GA4, Instagram, and Mailchimp.
• –Built AI prospecting where an LLM tool call turns plain-English requests into zod-validated Apollo search filters, with per-user credit budgets checked before every paid API call.

434media.com · sanantoniotechday.com

• –Founded and lead a 501(c)(3) that puts 23 community groups and 15 partners, including Geekdom, Tech Bloc, UTSA, and the PyTexas Foundation, on one shared calendar.
• –Built the platform end to end on Next.js and Firebase: role-based admin, RSVPs with confirmation email, ICS and contract-tested JSON calendar feeds, a weekly Discord digest, and a Stripe + Printify shop reconciled by a daily job.
• –For SA Startup + Tech Week 2026, activated 13 events, ran the Give-a-LOT computer donation drive with learnOPENtech, and put 7 speakers on the main stage at Texas Public Radio.

devsa.community · github.com/devsanantonio/next-devsa

• –Taught HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Node to career-changing students, designing exercises and giving hands-on guidance as they built their first full-stack projects.