Who we are

Meet our team.

We're a Chilean engineering team with U.S.-based leadership. Senior engineers, designers, and PMs who embed with your roadmap and stay accountable for the outcome.

35+
people
2
Offices — Chicago + Santiago
1
pod, embedded with you
Four people working on computers in an office with whiteboards covered in diagrams and notes.

Partners who build alongside you.

Andes Path emerged from recognizing that technology companies need collaborative partners rather than dependent vendors. The co-founders, who previously worked together at Freedom Robotics, established the firm to embed Santiago-based teams of engineers, designers, and product managers directly into client workflows.

The approach emphasizes product-first thinking, clean code delivery, and rapid execution.

Founders

Founded by engineers who met building robots.

Clark Jeria
Co-Founder
·
Santiago

Carnegie Mellon Master's and twelve-plus years spanning engineering, product, and infrastructure. CTO and Head of Product & Engineering at Freedom Robotics; VP of Product Management at Virtual Power Systems.

Steve Hansen
Co-Founder
·
Chicago

Leads product and robotics initiatives. Master's in Electrical Engineering from UC Berkeley; SpaceX, Unity, and CTO at Peanut Robotics. At Freedom Robotics he served as Head of Robotics and helped scale the company from startup to Fortune 500 contracts.

The engineers, designers, and PMs behind the work.

The pods · 30+
Alberto Bella
Alejandro Donoso
Bernardita Lira
Catalina Sierra
Cristóbal Silva
Diego Fajardo
Domingo Benoit
Eduardo Pérez
Eliodoro Pempelfort
Ernesto Jaramillo
Fernando León
Giovanni Troncoso
Joaquín Tare
Jorge Villalón
Juan Oyarce
Juan Pablo Goyeneche
Juan Pablo Rosenberg
Juan Ternicien
Marcelo Cárdenas
Marco Cabello
Martín Castro
Maximiliano Osorio
Nicolás Aguayo
Nicolás Soto
Pablo Zúñiga
Raimundo Soto
Samanta Elgueta
Sol Espinoza
Tomás Pavez
Tomás Rivero

Bring us your hardest product problems.

We act as an operating partner, embedded with your team, always fully accountable.

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