Nyxn Picks Guatemala as Its Central America AI Hub, Opens 50 Positions

By Carlos Montiel | Enterprise AI Specialist
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Published: 2026-09-10 | By: Carlos Montiel | Reading time: ~5 minutes

Nyxn, the enterprise agentic AI firm born from the merger of Double V Partners (Guatemala/Colombia) and NYX (Mexico), announced that Guatemala will serve as its hub for the entire Central American region — with 50 positions planned for 2027 and hiring kicking off this September.

Who Nyxn Is and Where It Came From

Nyxn was born in May 2026 from the merger of Double V Partners and NYX, combining software development, cloud modernization, data science, and enterprise agentic AI. Daniel Villa Camacho (who previously led Double V Partners) took the CEO role at the combined entity, while David Casillas (from NYX) became CTO. In less than a year since the merger, the combined company reports 70% growth, has earned ISO 42001 certification (AI management systems), AWS's AI competency designation, and became an Anthropic partner.

Why Guatemala, and How Big the Bet Really Is

Double V Partners had already been operating in Guatemala since 2023 (legal establishment) and 2024 (consolidated commercial presence), keeping its "technical and strategic operation" here while finance functions stayed in Panama. With the merger, that Guatemalan base is now being formalized as the regional hub: according to CEO Daniel Villa, it will be "a small hub, but one that will serve the Central American region from Guatemala." The physical office is in Zone 16 of Guatemala City, with remote positions also available.

What's concrete about the announcement: - 50 positions planned for 2027 - First hiring phase: September-October 2026 - Specialties sought: artificial intelligence, data science, software development - 3 Guatemalan banks already exploring AI projects with Nyxn

The Stated Ambition: Digital Maturity on Par with Colombia or Mexico

The goal the company is communicating isn't just opening one more office — it's helping Guatemala reach a level of digital maturity comparable to Colombia and Mexico within 3 to 5 years, leveraging the availability of local technical talent. The fact that three Guatemalan banks are already evaluating AI projects with Nyxn suggests real enterprise demand is already there, not just a recruiting promise.

What this means for the local ecosystem: beyond Nyxn's specific 50 openings, this kind of announcement validates something we've been pointing out at Guatemalia for a while: there's real regional demand for enterprise AI talent and infrastructure served from Central America, not just consumed from the United States or Mexico. The more companies that make this call, the faster the local market matures — more competition, but also more validation that building this from Guatemala makes sense.

How to Reach Them (What We Found, Without Making Anything Up)

Neither the original Prensa Libre article nor Nyxn's website (nyxn.io) publishes a recruiting email or a direct application form — the site is a single-page application with no publicly indexable contact details. What is publicly available:

Daniel Villa Camacho (CEO): linkedin.com/in/daniel-villa-camacho David Casillas (CTO): linkedin.com/in/david-casillas-tovar Corporate site: nyxn.io

If you're looking to apply for one of the 50 positions or connect professionally, LinkedIn is currently the most direct and verifiable route — we didn't find a public HR email, and we're not going to invent one.

Carlos Montiel
Enterprise AI Solutions Architect
Specialist in LLMs, Agents and Orchestration
guatemalia.com/en/#contacto · info@guatemalia.com

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