Technology and software
Full-stack developers, DevOps, data engineers, SRE, product managers, UX/UI, cybersecurity.
Guadalajara is Mexico's technology hub—the "Mexican Silicon Valley"—and a growing center for electronics manufacturing, medical devices, professional services and BPO. Our operation covers Zapopan, Tlajomulco, Tlaquepaque, Tonalá and the Guadalajara metropolitan area, with a special focus on technology profiles, engineering and bilingual services.
Guadalajara has the highest density of technology talent in Mexico outside Mexico City. Companies such as Intel, IBM, HP, Oracle, Tata, Hitachi, Continental and Flex—along with hundreds of startups and ISVs—operate here, forming a unique ecosystem of developers, engineers, project managers and technical specialists. In addition, Jalisco leads the production of electronics, medical devices (clustered in El Salto and Tlajomulco) and export jewelry.
For companies looking to set up shared service centers (SSCs), technology centers of excellence or nearshore development teams for the U.S., Guadalajara offers an attractive combination: a large pool of bilingual talent, competitive costs relative to Mexico City and Monterrey, quality of life, and international air connectivity.
Full-stack developers, DevOps, data engineers, SRE, product managers, UX/UI, cybersecurity.
Process, quality, test and automation engineers for Intel, Flex, Jabil and their suppliers.
Regulatory profiles, ISO 13485 and FDA quality, manufacturing for the medical devices cluster.
Contact centers, finance, HR, IT support — nearshore operations for the United States.
Shared service centers, regional finance, supply chain hubs.
Universities (UDG, ITESO, Tec, Panamericana), technology consulting, training.
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