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Jacqueline Samira

Jacqueline Samira

Founder & CEO of Howdy.com | YC W21 | I have many kids, many cows, and have raised many millions

FounderHowdy.com logoHowdy.com· Winter 2021🇺🇸 Austin, Texas, United States
2023Chief Executive Officer· GeekHunter
Founder · since 2018
Company
GeekHunter
Role
Chief Executive Officer
current
Stage
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no public source
Raised
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no public source
Based
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Founder / co-founder — the company's markEmployee / research role
Source: LinkedIn work history
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Howdy.com

We help US tech companies hire and manage software engineers in LATAM

Winter 2021

Experience

Career

  • Howdy.com logo

    Howdy.com

    Founder

    Founder & CEO · Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area · 2018 – Present

    2018
  • GeekHunter logo

    GeekHunter

    Chief Executive Officer · 2023 – Present

    2023
  • Chatfuel logo

    Chatfuel

    Consultant (Head of Growth) · San Francisco Bay Area · 2018 – 2019

    2018
  • Shipwell logo

    Shipwell

    Head of Sales · Austin, Texas · 2017 – 2018

    2017
  • OwnLocal logo

    OwnLocal

    VP Sales · Austin, Texas · 2015 – 2017

    2015
  • Hair Club for Men and Women logo

    Hair Club for Men and Women

    Regional Sales Director- New & Recurring Business · US and Western Canada. · 2013 – 2015

    2013
  • Hair Club for Men and Women logo

    Hair Club for Men and Women

    Regional Sales Manager - Southeast · Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Tenn., Georgia, N & S Carolina, Virgina, Florida · 2011 – 2013

    2011
  • Hair Club for Men and Women logo

    Hair Club for Men and Women

    Sales Consultant/National Sales Trainer · Greater New York City Area · 2009 – 2011

    2009
  • IWLH

    Business Development Manager · 2007 – 2009

    2007
  • Ocean Magazine

    Editorial Assistant & Event Coordinator · 2005 – 2007

    2005

Bio

Jacqueline Samira identified a critical gap in the tech industry and addressed it by connecting U.S. businesses with top talent from Latin America. Her approach goes beyond traditional business models, emphasizing cultural understanding and the welfare of those individuals she places. Jacqueline is focused on solving real-world problems and making a significant impact on both the American and Latin American tech communities.