Software Development Outsourcing in Mexico
San Francisco Bay Area
Software Development Outsourcing in Mexico
San Francisco Bay Area
Matt Pérez is COO at Nearsoft, a nearshore outsourcing company. Nearsoft provides high tech companies the benefits of software development nearshore outsourcing while minimizing the risks through 1) experienced local project management and 2) a work force in Mexico that is one time zone away, instead of twelve.
We have a successful track record with clients like KLA-Tencor, Chamberlain, TIBCO, Axolotl and others. We will help you specify your requirements and manage the project to make sure that our nearshore engineers deliver on time, on budget and with high quality.
To learn the PROs/CONs of nearshoring, watch "Nearshoring... the Movie!" at http://www.nearsoft.com/case4nearshore.php
Software Development Outsourcing:
+ Software Design, Development
+ QA Automation, Testing
+ .NET/C#, Java, C/C++
+ AJAX, PHP, Ruby on Rails, XML
+ Applications Development
+ Lotus Domino
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Computer Software industry)
January 2006 — Present (2 years 10 months)
Nearsoft provides high-tech product companies the benefits of software development outsourcing while minimizing the risks through experienced local project management and a work force, in Mexico and Costa Rica, that is two time zones away, instead of twelve.
Matt Perez leads the company and has a successful track record of managing outsourced software projects for many high-tech companies including Sun Microsystems and several start ups. He will help you specify your requirements and then will make sure that his nearshore engineers deliver on time, on budget and with high quality.
We won't let you fail. We've been on your side of the table and have learned, the hard way how to successfully outsource software development.
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Computer Software industry)
June 2002 — May 2005 (3 years)
Venture-backed business that delivers enterprise-class Change Management and Impact Analysis software for organizations of any size. $6.5M investment; 19 employees.
Responsible for all product development activities, including engineering, QA, and user documentation.
Delivered multiple versions of innovative, complex software while building a very senior team from scratch, including two PhDs. Managed multiple locations including engineers in the Sacramento area and Denver and the outsourced QA team in India.
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Computer Software industry)
1998 — 2002 (4 years)
A venture-backed Application Service Provider (ASP) that delivers Patient Scheduling and Access Management software for healthcare. $43M investment; 110 employees.
Responsible for all product development activities, including engineering, QA, and user documentation as well as customer support and implementation, and hosting.
Delivered very aggressive, monthly releases of the software, including an Internet-based integration platform. Managed multiple locations including engineers in Los Gatos, customer support and implementation in Tucson, a QA team in Santa Rosa.
(Public Company; 51-200 employees; Computer Software industry)
1995 — 1997 (2 years)
Patient scheduling and Materials Management for healthcare organizations. Annual revenue of over $27M; highly profitable.
Responsible for product development, customer and field support.
Turned around the existing products quality. Added much needed functionality. Established development and productization processes to assure predictability and high quality.
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; SUNW; Computer Software industry)
1986 — 1995 (9 years)
SR DIRECTOR, SOLARIS OS
Delivered Solaris, the leading UNIX system.
Responsible for the development of the Operating System and for the integration and release of all other software components. Managed over 200 people, $22M budget, including an outsourced team in Russia. Brought much needed control to the delivery process.
DIRECTOR, GRAPHICS AND MULTIMEDIA SOFTWARE
Created the multimedia strategy and delivered multimedia, graphics, and windows products.
Outsourced sustaining activities that reduced annual expenses by over $1 million. Licensed cutting-edge technology (NURBS) to HP. Managed over 200 people, $20M budget, with offices in California and North Carolina.
MANAGER, GRAPHICS HARDWARE
Delivered CXP graphics workstation; generated over $25M in incremental business.
BS, Math & Computer Science, 1972 — 1975
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