Published on Monday, April 21, 2025
By the A.M. Costa Rica staff

Feuji, a U.S.-based technology company headquartered in Texas, has announced the expansion of its operations in its facilities located in the Ultrapark Trade Park in Heredia province.

The company, which has been operating in Costa Rica for more than eight years, cited continued growth in its cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and shared services sectors as key drivers of the expansion.

“Since our arrival in Costa Rica, we have evolved from being a support center to becoming a benchmark in digital transformation for our clients,” said Erick Ballestero, Site Manager of Feuji Costa Rica. “A combination of highly skilled talent, a favorable business environment, and the country’s strategic location has allowed us to continue growing and investing in the Costa Rican market.”

Feuji is currently hiring bilingual professionals for roles in sales, business development, and specialized positions in software development, data engineering, and cybersecurity operations. Interested candidates can apply by sending their information to recruitmentcr@feuji.com or by visiting the company’s official website.

The company offers a competitive benefits package that includes, attractive wages, bonuses, and commissions, private insurance, and transportation services among others.

Feuji joins a growing list of international firms investing in Costa Rica. In a recent development, Heraeus Medevio, a German technology company based in Hanau, announced the opening of a new facility in Cartago province.

Despite these investments, Costa Rica continues to face employment challenges. According to the National Employment Survey, the country’s unemployment rate stands at 6.9%. Data from December 2024 to February 2025 shows that over 177,000 people are unemployed, with men accounting for 52% of that figure, or approximately 92,000 individuals.

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