For Jessica Kubacki, Colombia is more than the place where she lives. It is also a source of everyday discoveries: a new expression, a football tradition, a city to explore or a small detail that makes her see the country differently. A French professional based in Bogota, she brings those moments to TikTok, sharing her experience of Colombia with viewers near and far.
Her life here brings together two sides that might seem worlds apart: a career in global technology and a growing collection of stories about Colombian culture. At work, she is part of the cybersecurity industry. Online, she shares what catches her attention about the country she chose to call home. Together, those parts of her life offer a glimpse of the person behind the videos — and the curiosity that connects them.
Jessica Kubacki: A global career grounded in customer success
Kubacki works at Netskope, a cybersecurity and networking company whose cloud-based tools help organizations protect data and manage access to cloud, web and private applications. Her role is global senior manager, customer success — scaled. Her public profile describes more than a decade of experience in global technology operations, including operational excellence and customer success.
Customer success is about helping customers get value from the products they use. At a global technology company, that work connects people, teams and complex digital tools. Kubacki’s experience in operations, customer experience and leadership has given her a career shaped not only by technology but also by the people who rely on it.
That focus on people carries naturally into her life as a creator. Sharing a Colombian expression or explaining a local custom also means thinking about how people communicate, what may need context and how a familiar idea can look different from another point of view. Her work and her videos may take different forms, but both bring people closer to something they might not know well.
The choice to make Colombia home
Moving to another country begins with a decision, but feeling at home is something that takes shape over time. There are new routines to learn, unfamiliar customs to make sense of and places that gradually become part of everyday life. For Kubacki, Colombia became more than a new location: It became the setting for her professional life and a source of stories she now shares with an international audience.
She is based in Bogota, a city whose energy and contrasts offer no shortage of things to notice. Living in Bogota gives her a perspective beyond the brief impressions of a visitor. It means encountering the country in everyday moments, conversations, local habits and the small surprises that can leave a newcomer puzzled at first and smiling later.
Her perspective is personal, and that is part of its appeal. Kubacki does not need to speak for every foreigner or explain every part of Colombia. Instead, she shares what she sees and learns as a French woman building a life here. That point of view creates a kind of cultural exchange: People outside Colombia can discover details they may not have known, while Colombians can see familiar things through someone else’s eyes.
Everyday discoveries become stories
Kubacki’s TikTok videos cover Colombian expressions, football, cities, travel and daily experiences. The subjects are varied, much like the ways people come to know a place. A word heard in conversation can open a window into local culture. A football match can reveal the intensity of a shared passion. A trip to another city can add a new dimension to what Colombia means to her.
For international viewers, these videos can make the country feel closer and more accessible. For Colombians, they can offer a fresh look at customs and moments that may otherwise seem too ordinary to mention. That exchange works both ways: A creator shares what she is learning, and viewers can recognize familiar details, add context and bring their own experiences to the conversation.
There is care involved in sharing a culture, too. A short video can introduce an expression or tradition, but no single post can tell the whole story of a country as diverse as Colombia. Kubacki’s personal approach leaves room for that complexity. Her videos can spark curiosity without claiming to capture everything.
That is what makes her story an inviting one to hear. Kubacki is a technology professional with an international career, a French woman who lives in Bogota and a creator who has made Colombia part of what she shares with the world. In her conversation with ColombiaOne, she brings those threads together: work and curiosity, a chosen home and an evolving sense of belonging. Her videos begin with the details she notices; the interview offers a chance to get to know the person noticing them.