Nearshore software engineering partner for healthcare, fintech and enterprise clients
Darwoft is a Portland-based nearshore engineering firm staffing senior teams out of Argentina and Mexico. Its stack spans IBM i/AS/400 and IBM MQ alongside Kubernetes, Kafka and AWS EKS, pointing to legacy modernization and core banking migration work. Adoption of Cursor and RAG, plus an AI-native engineering project, shows the firm pushing AI into delivery, while a nearly all-senior hiring mix signals demand for experienced client-facing engineers.
Darwoft is a software development partner founded in 2010 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with 201–500 employees. It provides nearshore engineering capacity, including MVP builds, application modernization, UX/UI design, staff augmentation, and data and AI services. Clients range from early-stage startups to large enterprises, with a strong focus on healthcare plus work in fintech, telecommunications and retail. Delivery teams are based in Latin America, with current hiring in Argentina and Mexico.
Darwoft works with Java, Spring Boot, Python, Go, Node.js, React and TypeScript on AWS, Kubernetes and Docker, plus Kafka, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Terraform, GitLab CI/CD and legacy IBM i, AS/400 and IBM MQ systems.
Darwoft is currently hiring in Argentina and Mexico, mostly senior engineering talent, with some data, product and security roles, and hiring is accelerating.
Current projects include security collectors and connectors, data ingestion services, an identity security and observability platform, core banking transformation, and AI-powered conversational and agentic platforms.
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