Founded in 1835 in Paris, Havas is one of the world’s largest global communications groups, with nearly 23,000 people in over 100 countries. With the ambition to help brands unlock Growth, Powered by Desire, Havas brings together creativity, media, technology and production capabilities to build strong, desirable brands that people genuinely want to engage with. Its integrated model is supported by Converged.AI, the Group’s operating system that unifies data, technology and AI to deliver optimized, scalable marketing solutions across the full customer journey. AI-driven, fueled by human ingenuity, and grounded in the belief that desire drives both brand performance and business outcomes, Havas teams collaborate within Havas Villages worldwide to cultivate reputation, relevance and long‑term preference for clients. Havas is equally committed to its people, fostering inclusive, responsible and inspiring workplaces where talent can thrive, because desire also starts from within.
BairesDev is your expert partner, working alongside you to build high-quality software — AI for the speed, top 1% engineers for the precision.
We mean "top 1%" literally: we receive more than 2 million applications a year and hire fewer than 1% of them. That is the standard every engineer on your team has met — 4,000+ senior engineers across the Americas and the Caribbean, in 50 countries, working in your time zone.
Since 2009 we've completed 1,200+ projects for 500+ clients — from disruptive startups to Fortune Global 500 brands including Google, Johnson & Johnson, and Rolls-Royce.
Bring us into your stack and your standards, and our engineers extend your team. Engage us for the full project, and we deliver end to end — including the AI systems themselves: agents, assistants, and data platforms running in production. And if you're still defining what an AI-native development lifecycle should look like, we have a program designed to guide it.
Bootstrapped since 2009, profitable since day one, and studied at Harvard Business School. Let's discuss what you're building →