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Tempe, Arizona, April 6, 2011 —Tiempo Development, a leader of nearshore software development, today announced the opening of a new facility in Monterrey, State of Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Tiempo has been operating in Mexico for over 5 years and currently employs over 120 staff locally and the US. With this new addition, Tiempo will further strengthen its presence in the nearshore market and tap the rich local talent.
The Monterrey development center, located in a state of the art building with first class infrastructure, will be dedicated to Software Development Services and Business Process Outsourcing. It is strategically located in the Center for Innovation and Technology Transfer (CIT2) , the portal to Tec de Monterrey pool of talent, resources and regional business networking capabilities.
And there is more talent around: the city has 93 colleges and universities to draw talent from. The state has the highest level of education in the country: about 52,000 students have an engineering or technological degree from one of the schools or universities and 5,000 engineers graduate every year –which makes the region one of the top pool of technical talent in Mexico.
“We’re at the Tech Park CIT2 right now, doing back to back job interviews. Monterrey has an amazing deep pool of talent with expertise in Open Source/LAMP, Java, Microsoft and more. The challenge of finding the right people for our clients’ projects is made easier.” says Maria Gotes, VP of Strategic Initiatives.
Commenting on the announcement, Cliff Schertz, CEO and founder of Tiempo Development, said, “Monterrey is one of the largest IT clusters in Mexico – it made perfect sense for us to benefit from its advanced IT infrastructure, concentration of business activity, incredible pool of software talent, and of course, proximity with the US.”
Tiempo Development is growing its presence in the nearshore market and has highly experienced teams in place to support its plans for further growth in North America.
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The Recruiting Team getting ready for back to back interviews.
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