Partnering to Build Success

For over 15 years, Mexico has invested in building world-class software talent and successful software companies. As the largest outsourced software development provider in Sonora, the Mexican state that shares a border with Arizona, Tiempo’s success and rapid growth are a result of the support we’ve received from our partners in Mexico.

University Partners

Tiempo Development recruits top software graduates, thanks to its strong relationships with top universities in Northern Mexico. There are currently 44 universities and technical institutions in Sonora alone. Over 1,000 students graduate each year with a degree in IT.

Instituto Tecnológico de Hermosillo

The border state of Sonora has acclaimed technical schools creating talented and eager technology graduates, including the Instituto Tecnológico de Hermosillo.

Tecnológico de Monterrey

Founded in 1943 by a group of successful Mexican entrepreneurs, the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (Tec de Monterrey) has 33 campuses around the country making up the Tecnológico de Monterrey Education System. The Monterrey Campus has received both national and international recognition for providing 64 years of academic excellence to its students.

Government Partners

Tiempo Development is actively espoused by state government agencies, universities and local organizations that support the growth of software development companies and jobs in the Mexican state of Sonora.

MexicoIT

MexicoIT is an initiative executed by the National Chamber of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information technologies (CANIETI), an industry association of leading IT companies in Mexico, and is supported by the Mexican Ministry of Economy through the Program for the Development of the Software Industry (PROSOFT).

Mexico-Arizona Commission

The Arizona-Mexico Commission (AMC) is cross-border nonprofit organization with 13 bi-national committees that act as industry and community advocates in partnership with the Comisión Sonora-Arizona (from Sonora, Mexico) to facilitate cross-border trade, business and community networking and bi-national information sharing.

Mexico First

Mexico First is an initiative backed by the Mexican Economy Secretary and the World Bank. Its main goal is the creation and fortification of IT human resources to improve the quality and quantity of the Mexican supply of knowledge based workers.

The main charter of this organization is to facilitate access to companies such as Tiempo Development to training and certification funding and related resources.