Capgemini will create 1,400 new jobs in Aguascalientes

With the efforts made to attract investment and create jobs that contribute to the economic development of the state , Martín Orozco Sandoval, governor of Aguascalientes, announced two new investments, the result of his last working tour of Europe. 

One of the new projects that will come to the entity is from a technology and automation systems company  that will be investing more than 1,300 million pesos , and is considered one of the most important in the world for its contribution in the development of solutions that promote the mobility of the future.

While the second injection of capital comes from Capgemini , which confirmed its expansion in the region and will be providing just over 1,400 new jobs in the next two years. 

After four years of having arrived in Aguascalientes, the French company wants to grow in the entity so it will be recruiting human capital with logistical, legal, financial, technical support profiles , among others.

These two announcements were released at the press conference to present the results obtained in the tour of Europe, where the state president stressed that Aguascalientes shows that it has the necessary conditions for more international companies to arrive.

He also highlighted that during his visit to Mercedes-Benz Daimler  the state was promoted so that said corporate can develop an electric car plant for future production, hoping to close an investment later.

The governor explained that Artelia Cal y Mayor , in conjunction with SEDEC, will carry out a diagnosis of at least 20 local suppliers to take them to the certification of the aerospace industry ; He also announced that mobility for teachers and students from the Polytechnic University of Aguascalientes to France will be promoted .

Martín Orozco specified that the directors of Artelia Cal y Mayor and Airbus will visit the state to learn about its technological development, as they seek to expand outside of Querétaro, and Aguascalientes may be the ideal destination for their projects.

In addition, Manuel Alejandro González Martínez, head of the Ministry of Economic Development , pointed out that the company InTech will be able to link COMPAS  and NISSAN to develop operating systems for new car models.

During the visit to SIEMEN S, the executives pledged to continue supporting the universities by providing licenses and hardware to students and graduates , and they also seek to recruit bilingual engineers for their different plants in Mexico, the United States and Europe.

It should be noted that IBM seeks in the state to link development centers with bilingual state universities, and in the same way it will evaluate the study plans of the different careers of the 4.0 branch to evaluate their approach and viability towards the future.