MEXICO CITY.- One of the most popular social networks, which has managed to consolidate its presence over the years, is Pinterest, which announced that it will open offices in Mexico City and, as part of that process, is looking for qualified engineers.

The company reported that, during this year, it plans to hire more than 50 people for its engineering and sales areas, who will be part of the new office in Mexico City, the second that the company installs in Latin America since it already has another located in Sao Paulo, Brazil, which was opened in 2014.

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"We are pleased to announce the opening of our Mexico City office as part of our investment to scale global resources and hire local talent to grow our business and help Pinterest users, creators and advertisers around the world." shared the company.

He also stressed that it is not a regular office but that Mexico will be the home of its first engineering center in Latin America.

The intention of this, they said, is that: “the only way to develop a product for all the people of the world is by opening ourselves to different perspectives, both on a technological and human level. We believe that we can develop consumer products that are more inclusive by making technology work more accessible to people of diverse backgrounds and geographies. This mentality is driving the expansion of engineering to new places like Mexico City ”.

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It should be clarified that Pinterest already has a team of engineers in Mexico City, specialized especially in backend and Android skills, but now they will seek to grow that talent. In addition, they pointed out that the current group of engineers will continue to increase with the first-level computer science program of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).

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