Full-time data scientists from Latin America, pre-vetted for statistical rigor and English. Shortlist in about 5 days. Flat 20% of what you pay.
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See how it works ->The median data scientist in the United States earns about $10,000 per month, and the field is projected to grow 35% through 2035 (BLS, May 2025). Data scientists with Teilur start at $5,150 all-in.
What data scientists actually do
They answer questions nobody can answer by looking at a dashboard: whether a change caused an effect or merely coincided with one, what a customer is likely to do next, and which of three explanations the data actually supports. The output is a decision someone can defend, not a chart.
Different from a data analyst
Analysts report what happened. Data scientists explain why, and estimate what happens next. If your questions are already well defined and the data exists, you probably need an analyst, and we place those too. If the question itself is unclear, you need this role.
Different from a machine learning engineer
Data scientists prove something is possible. Machine learning engineers make it run reliably at scale. Many teams hire the first, get a promising notebook, and then discover nobody owns the path to production.
Why Latin America
Strong mathematics and statistics education across the region, and a research culture that transfers directly. Many have already supported US companies and know the standard of evidence American teams expect.
English tested before you meet them
A finding nobody understands is not a finding. Every candidate is evaluated for English before you see a profile.
Transparent pricing
Data scientists start at $5,150 all-in for mid-level. You pay this; 80% goes to the scientist and 20% is our fee. No subscription.
Tell us what you need and get a curated shortlist of pre-vetted candidates in about five days.