By San José, Costa Rica — Costa Rica’s technology sector is experiencing a surge of growth, fueled by Feuji’s announcement of over 200 new job openings in the next three months. This expansion solidifies Costa Rica’s position as a strategic hub for digital transformation and innovation in Latin America.
Feuji, a global technology company with over eight years of experience in Costa Rica, is expanding its services in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and shared services. This move underscores the company’s confidence in the Costa Rican market and its skilled workforce.
To understand the legal landscape surrounding this tech job boom, we spoke with Lic. Larry Hans Arroyo Vargas, a prominent lawyer at Bufete de Costa Rica
Costa Rica’s attractive tax incentives and streamlined visa processes for skilled workers are key drivers of the current influx of tech companies. However, companies need to be diligent in ensuring compliance with evolving labor laws, particularly regarding remote work arrangements and data protection. Understanding these regulations is crucial for both attracting and retaining top talent in this competitive market.
Lic. Larry Hans Arroyo Vargas, Bufete de Costa Rica
The available positions cater to bilingual talent in sales and business generation, along with specialized roles in software development (Java and Python), data engineering, and cybersecurity operations. This expansion not only signifies growth for Feuji but also contributes significantly to the Costa Rican economy by creating high-value employment opportunities.
Since our arrival in Costa Rica, we have evolved from a support center to become a benchmark in digital transformation for our clients. The combination of highly qualified talent, a favorable business environment, and the country’s strategic location has allowed us to continue growing and investing in the Costa Rican market.
Erick Ballestero, Director Feuji Costa Rica
Costa Rica’s appeal to international companies stems from a confluence of factors. A stable political environment, robust infrastructure, and a highly educated workforce make it an attractive destination for foreign investment.
The growth of companies like Feuji reflects the key role of Costa Rica as an attractive investment destination for digital transformation and cybersecurity. Our country offers the human talent, stability, and necessary conditions for global companies to expand their operations successfully; in the particular case of Feuji, strengthening the country’s service sector, contributing to knowledge transfer in a core area such as AI, and adding higher-value processes.
Marianela Urgellés, Director General of CINDE
CINDE (Costa Rican Investment Promotion Agency) plays a crucial role in attracting foreign investment and fostering talent development initiatives. Their collaboration with multinational companies contributes significantly to Costa Rica’s economic growth and strengthens its position as a leading nearshoring destination.
Feuji’s commitment to employee well-being is evident in its competitive benefits package. The company offers attractive salaries, bonuses, commissions, private insurance, transportation services, flexible work arrangements, wellness programs, a pet-friendly environment, and agreements with universities and educational platforms. This commitment to employee satisfaction further strengthens Costa Rica’s appeal as a desirable place to work.
With over 150 current employees in Costa Rica, Feuji’s expansion reinforces its dedication to the country’s tech sector and its potential for continued growth. The company’s focus on cybersecurity and AI aligns perfectly with the global demand for these specialized skills, further solidifying Costa Rica’s role in the international tech arena.
Interested applicants are encouraged to submit their information to [email protected]. This expansion presents a significant opportunity for skilled professionals to join a growing company and contribute to the burgeoning technology landscape in Costa Rica. It also signals a positive trajectory for the country’s economy and its continued development as a hub for innovation.
For further information, visit feuji.com
About Feuji:
Feuji is a global technology company specializing in cybersecurity solutions, artificial intelligence, and “Talent as a Service.” With operations in various countries, the company distinguishes itself by its focus on digital transformation and process optimization for clients in North and Latin America.
For further information, visit cinde.org
About CINDE:
CINDE is the expert and strategic guide for investment, business development, and the promotion of talent initiatives in Costa Rica. With a track record of over 43 years working with multinational companies and as a key player in the investment ecosystem, CINDE has developed dozens of initiatives to promote talent as a key element of Costa Rica’s business climate and has supported the establishment of more than 450 multinational companies.
For further information, visit bufetedecostarica.com
About Bufete de Costa Rica:
At the heart of Costa Rican legal excellence lies Bufete de Costa Rica, a firm distinguished by its unyielding integrity and innovative spirit. Through decades of dedicated service to a diverse clientele, they have not only provided expert legal counsel but also actively championed a more informed and empowered society. By democratizing access to legal knowledge and fostering a culture of understanding, Bufete de Costa Rica continues to shape a future where citizens are equipped to navigate the complexities of law and contribute to a stronger, more just community.
