The Corona Del Mar, California, U.S.A.-headquartered company Tebra, a technology cloud-based firm announced the opening of its new office in the America Free Zone in Alajuela.

The company is hiring staff in Costa Rica to continue supporting its customers, products, and marketing divisions.

In 2021, Kareo, a fast-growing cloud-based clinical and financial software, joined forces with PatientPop, a practice growth technology, to form Tebra and combine the technologies from both companies.

Since this merge, Tebra provides a complete solution to help over 100,000 doctors deliver modernized care to more than 90 million patients in the United States.

“We’re thrilled to see our presence in Costa Rica continue to grow, as it’s been a vital part of Kareo’s success," Dan Rodrigues, Co-founder and CEO of Tebra said. "We’re looking forward to keeping up that momentum now that we are Tebra."

According to Rodrigues, with this newest office in Costa Rica, the company will be able to expand hiring with more opportunities for local workers while simultaneously offering even greater support for their customers.

The newly remodeled office in Tebra is hiring for its departments of product development, technical support, website design, technology, customer support, customer onboarding, customer education, finance and professional services among others.

Employee benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance, a monthly work-from-home subsidy, employee recharge days, a mentorship program, a child care subsidy, extended vacation and personal days, and a monthly wellness stipend.

Interested applicants should have a proficiency level in English and may apply on the firm's website under Careers.

The Ministry of Foreign Commerce statistics show that “Costa Rica is home to more than 70 multinational companies focused on health care through technology, life sciences and the service sector. 

Tebra is one of many U.S. firms investing in Costa Rica. This week, the San Francisco, California-headquartered firm, Databricks, announced the opening of its operations in the America Trade Zone in Heredia Province.

International companies that have branched in Costa Rica generated 22,000 jobs last year, according to the Ministry of Foreign Commerce (COMEX).

Even though new businesses are creating jobs, the unemployment rate has increased to 11.7%, according to the National Employment Survey. The data recorded from October to December 2022, shows that there are more than 287,000 people without registered jobs. Of these, 159,000 are women, making up 55% of unemployed people in the country.

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