Jesse Quijada is a dedicated individual with a passion for youth advocacy and community service.

With a background in community involvement, Jesse has served as the former San Jose Youth Commissioner for District 5.

During this tenure, Jesse engaged with a diverse group of students from schools in East San Jose, facilitating job opportunities for over 200 youths.

Currently, Jesse serves as a council assistant for Councilmember Magdalena Carrasco, focusing on youth services and outreach in District 5.

Jesse's commitment to supporting the youth community is exemplified through continued efforts to provide assistance and make a meaningful impact.

Jesse Quijada's educational foundation includes studying at William C. Overfelt High School.

His professional engagements include roles such as Council Assistant at the City of San José, where he actively contributes to community development initiatives.

Furthermore, Jesse has a history of leadership, having served as the Community Relations Squadron Commander at Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps.

Additionally, he held the position of President at the International Youth Education Council, showcasing his dedication to youth empowerment and education.