- The new operation will provide specialized training and opportunities to work on international projects for IT professionals and specialists in other support functions.
San José, November 12, 2026. Solix Technologies Latam Inc. has launched operations in Costa Rica with a technology services center focused on international projects involving artificial intelligence (AI), data management, and data archiving. Based in Curridabat, the company expects to create up to 30 jobs by 2027.
The Costa Rica-based team will help organizations manage large volumes of information, improve data accessibility, and modernize their technology environments. The new center is part of the company’s regional growth strategy, with plans to gradually expand the range of capabilities and functions delivered from Costa Rica.
“Costa Rica continues to demonstrate its ability to attract investment in increasingly sophisticated industries driven by the knowledge economy. Solix’s decision to establish operations in Costa Rica is a source of great pride and further demonstrates the confidence international companies place in our country as a destination for investment in artificial intelligence and data management. At COMEX, we are focused on creating the conditions for Costa Rica to move into higher-value activities by strengthening our talent pool and maintaining the competitive environment businesses need to establish and expand their operations,” said Arianna Arce, Acting Minister of Foreign Trade.
Solix joins a services sector that has steadily evolved toward more specialized, higher-value activities. In Costa Rica, 40% of companies in the sector perform analytics functions, 39% are involved in digital transformation, 34% in engineering, 33% in operational excellence, and 33% in cybersecurity. These figures reflect the country’s ability to support increasingly complex projects.
“Solix’s arrival creates new opportunities for specialization and professional development in Costa Rica, particularly in artificial intelligence and data management. As the company expands, it also creates opportunities for local suppliers to participate in an industry that relies on specialized expertise and services. At PROCOMER, our goal is to turn these connections into long-term business relationships, enabling more Costa Rican companies to grow alongside foreign investment,” said Laura López, General Manager of PROCOMER.
The company also plans to establish relationships with Costa Rican suppliers of legal, accounting, human resources, technology, training, and other professional services. As operations grow, Solix will explore additional opportunities to expand the functions delivered from Costa Rica to support its clients and projects across Latin America.
“Establishing Solix in Costa Rica reflects our confidence in the country’s talent and its ability to deliver specialized technology services. Through this operation, we aim to strengthen our support for international clients in data management and artificial intelligence while giving our employees opportunities for professional training and involvement in global projects. Our vision is to build a sustainable, long-term operation that grows alongside our team and contributes to the development of Costa Rica’s technology ecosystem,” said Jorguen Alonso of Solix LATAM.
Solix will seek professionals specializing in information technology, artificial intelligence, data architecture and engineering, data management and governance, and technology solution development and integration. The company will also consider candidates for project management, functional and business analysis, sales, marketing, human resources, and other support roles. Interested applicants can find current openings and job requirements on the company’s LinkedIn page.
Key qualifications include English proficiency and experience with data technologies, enterprise solutions, artificial intelligence, and international technology environments.
The center is located at Republic / Momentum Pinares in Curridabat. The company selected the location for its accessibility, infrastructure, proximity to residential and business areas, and suitability for a hybrid work model.