By Fernando Gastron, CEO of Ecosistemas Global
The recent tariffs imposed by the United States on imported products have raised concerns among business owners due to increased input costs. However, there is one strategic asset that remains unrestricted: knowledge.
Mexico is solidifying its position as a key hub for Information Technology (IT) talent, with global demand on the rise. Unlike goods subject to levies, talent flows freely, and its value is determined by quality and continuous updating.
The most sought-after profiles in Mexico include developers skilled in Java, JavaScript, .NET, and Python, as well as experts in cloud services, GO, Kubernetes, Vue.js, and React. Additionally, there is a growing demand for professionals specializing in Artificial Intelligence, a field just beginning to formalize in academia with new university programs.
The rise of remote work has erased borders for Mexican talent, allowing global companies to access IT experts without logistical barriers. At the same time, neoshoring has positioned Mexico as a strategic option due to its proximity to the United States, cultural affinity, and technical expertise.
Investing in knowledge is key to economic development. At Ecosistemas, we support this growth through technological solutions and staffing that leverage talent as a catalyst for change.
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By Fernando Gastron, CEO of Ecosistemas Global
The recent tariffs imposed by the United States on imported products have raised concerns among business owners due to increased input costs. However, there is one strategic asset that remains unrestricted: knowledge.
Mexico is solidifying its position as a key hub for Information Technology (IT) talent, with global demand on the rise. Unlike goods subject to levies, talent flows freely, and its value is determined by quality and continuous updating.
The most sought-after profiles in Mexico include developers skilled in Java, JavaScript, .NET, and Python, as well as experts in cloud services, GO, Kubernetes, Vue.js, and React. Additionally, there is a growing demand for professionals specializing in Artificial Intelligence, a field just beginning to formalize in academia with new university programs.
The rise of remote work has erased borders for Mexican talent, allowing global companies to access IT experts without logistical barriers. At the same time, neoshoring has positioned Mexico as a strategic option due to its proximity to the United States, cultural affinity, and technical expertise.
Investing in knowledge is key to economic development. At Ecosistemas, we support this growth through technological solutions and staffing that leverage talent as a catalyst for change.
