Mexico’s capital city is home to an assortment of tech companies producing essential products and services. Some of the city’s local universities prioritize STEM disciplines and have produced thousands of graduates with highly sought-after tech skills. This, in part, has motivated many companies to open software-focused hubs in Mexico City. Below are some of the top tech companies in the city to know, many of which are hiring.
Top Companies in Mexico City to Know
- Motive
- Transunion
- Lyft
- TrueML
- Taboola
Top Companies in Mexico City
Lyft is an American ride-sharing company with a software engineering office in Mexico City. The center was launched in 2022 and helps resolve some of the company’s most technically complex software issues in collaboration with U.S.-based employees. Lyft’s Mexico City roles include back-end, iOS and vulnerability management engineers.
TransUnion is a big data and financial services company in Mexico City’s Polanco neighborhood. The company provides analytical and identity verification services, but it’s best known for compiling financial markers to assess individuals’ credit worthiness when applying for loans or credit cards. In Mexico, TransUnion provides a VIN matching service, which helps people monitor their vehicle information.
Motive uses artificial intelligence and IoT devices to provide a comprehensive security and productivity platform. Over 120,000 businesses use Motive, which helps track driver safety, equipment and compliance. Motive’s platform includes dashcams, environmental sensors and AI software, and it’s implemented across industries like logistics, construction and food production.
TrueML is an AI company that provides digital collections services. It leverages machine learning to learn consumer behavior and provide personalized, contextual financial solutions. TrueML is based in the U.S. and hiring remotely in Mexico.
Adyen is a fintech company offering digital products meant to support efficiency for businesses like hotels, restaurants, grocery stores and subscription services. For example, Adyen has a suite of payments solutions that allow businesses to establish payment experiences that span multiple channels.
Udemy runs an online learning platform with courses that encompass a diverse variety of subjects. Its library of content covers professional development areas such as marketing strategy and project management as well as personal interests like digital photography, sketching, baking and gardening.
The Kraft Heinz Company is the enterprise food and beverage company that produces classics like Heinz Ketchup and Kraft Mac & Cheese. It is able to streamline and scale its large operations through the use of food technology and data analytics.
Webflow makes tools for building custom, scalable websites. Its visual-first platform comes with the building blocks for quickly creating simple landing pages, composable CMS capabilities and features for refining SEO. The company says its customers see outcomes like faster website launch times and increases in traffic and conversions.
TigerConnect offers a collaboration platform for healthcare teams, including their doctors, nurses and clinical workers. It allows team members to post patient information, alerts and data through its secure, HIPAA-compliant messaging portals. It aims to increase the quality and efficiency of care, improve patient outcomes and reduce communication errors. The company offers scheduling software for physicians and a connection platform for patients to message their care teams.
Taboola’s software uses AI, marketing and data to leave a lasting impression on consumers. Its discovery platform enables businesses to reach their desired audience by creating relevant and unique advertising experiences.
Mondelez International is the international snack brand known for treats like Sour Patch Kids, OREO and Cadbury Milk Bar. It uses artificial intelligence and manufacturing technology to drive innovation and advancement. The global company has operations in more than 80 countries.
