Iddtek, an engineering firm based in Derio, serves as a bridge between industry and talent. With 22 years of experience, it has grown to employ 140 professionals, assisting major companies in developing their engineering projects. The company has benefited from the support of the Basque Government's industrial cybersecurity program, an initiative organized by SPRI to promote cybersecurity within Basque companies.
Founded in 2004 by its co-founder Irene Rodriguez, the company has become a key player, supporting significant industrial firms in their engineering endeavors. Initially, it validated its business model by understanding industry needs and building a strong client base. Subsequently, it underwent continuous evolution, expanding into new sectors and engineering disciplines.
This growth led to the professionalization of its management and a transition from a founder-centric business to an organization with a robust structure prepared for new challenges. This transformation has enabled the expansion of its facilities, the opening of new offices, and sustained development.
Today, Iddtek aims not only to continue growing but also to offer increasing value and establish itself as a reference partner in its knowledge areas. The company specializes in engineering outsourcing, integrating specialized technical capabilities where clients require them, and works with leading industrial companies in sectors such as aeronautics, automotive, capital goods, power grids, energy, infrastructure, and industrial installations.
Its expertise is organized into four main areas: product design and development, advanced manufacturing and Industry 4.0, industrial installations and infrastructure, and quality and technical management. The current workforce numbers 140 people, and last year's turnover reached 6 million euros, with projections to exceed seven million this year. Innovation is central to its evolution, driving automation initiatives through artificial intelligence, digitalization, and internal process optimization.
The most recent support from SPRI Taldea's industrial cybersecurity program has focused on enhancing the security of its technological infrastructure. An initial diagnosis was conducted, and protective measures were implemented for both hardware and software, alongside strengthening the security of its corporate domain. These actions have helped reduce exposure to risks, improve information protection, and continue to offer clients a more secure and reliable technological environment, crucial for ensuring service continuity and quality in an engineering firm.
The company's primary challenge for the coming years is to build a future-ready Iddtek, with a defined roadmap for organizational evolution and to deliver ever-greater value to the industry. Its objective is to solidify its position as a strategic technological partner capable of offering increasingly collaborative solutions, expanding its geographical presence, reinforcing its areas of expertise, and developing an organization prepared to tackle new challenges.
