Wizeline

Wizeline is a Mexico-founded technology services company established in 2014, now operating across 11 countries with 2,000 employees. The firm launched simultaneously in Guadalajara and San Francisco, and has since expanded to Canada, Colombia, Argentina, the UK, Spain, Romania, and Vietnam. Under CEO Andres Angelani (appointed April 2024) and founder Bismarck Lepe as Executive Chairman, Wizeline positions itself around AI-driven product development, data engineering, and infrastructure modernization. The company claims to serve over 100 clients including Netflix and Dow Jones.

Services and capabilities

Wizeline's service portfolio centers on three axes: industry-specific AI solutions (broadcast, fintech, publishing, sports, investment banking, healthcare, CPG, life sciences, commercial banking, production studios), function-oriented AI applications (marketing, customer experience, sales, HR, IT, accounting, R&D, business intelligence, automations), and AI integration across the software development lifecycle (research, design, code, documentation, QA, operations, support, go-to-market).

The company operates through "studios"—described as nearshore, dedicated innovation houses for client transformation—and "pods," which are cross-functional, autonomous teams with agile embedded. It also maintains partnerships beyond major cloud providers, positioning itself on what it calls the "edge of tech."

Wizeline's stated approach is outcome-centric, starting engagements with shared goals and ending with measurable results. The firm published articles on topics including agentic AI for fan engagement, media supply chain modernization via AI-orchestrated testing platforms, AI-powered editorial agents for newsrooms, and company-wide AI upskilling (in partnership with DataCamp).

Notable work

The source names Netflix and Dow Jones as client partners. Case study titles reference "True Digital, Engineering Regional Netflix Access," "Personalization, Retail's New Frontier," and "Intelligent Automation & The Future of Financial Services," though detailed outcomes are not provided in the material. Wizeline also highlights work on modernizing media supply chains with AI-orchestrated streaming test platforms and elevating global newsrooms with AI-powered editorial agents, suggesting media and publishing as strong verticals.

How they work

Engagements are structured through studios (nearshore innovation houses) and cross-functional pods with autonomous ownership and built-in agility. The company describes itself as "outcome-centric," with projects shaped to client needs and concluded with measurable results. Leadership includes a Chief Delivery Officer (Andres Destefanis), Chief Service Officer (Ines Casares) overseeing solutions, pre-sales, partnerships, practices, and talent acquisition, and Chief AI Officer (Andy Eyherabide). Pricing is not disclosed in the source material.

Team and credentials

Wizeline has 2,000 employees across 11 countries. Leadership includes CEO Andres Angelani (formerly Chief Digital Transformation Officer at Speedcast and CEO of Cognizant Softvision), founder Bismarck Lepe as Executive Chairman, Chief AI Officer Andy Eyherabide (formerly at GlobalLogic leading global AI practices), CFO Alfredo Rivera (Yale BA in Economics, Georgetown MBA), Chief Service Officer Ines Casares (20+ years in IT services and consulting), CMO Fausta Ballesteros (20+ years in multinational markets), and Chief Delivery Officer Andres Destefanis (background in software development, consulting, and startup founding). No ISO, SOC 2, or other formal certifications are mentioned in the source. The company raised a Series B round of $43 million (year not specified) and counts CDPQ as its majority investor.