Full-time software engineers from Latin America, pre-vetted for skill, English and culture fit. Shortlist in about 5 days. Flat 20% of what you pay, no subscription.
Explore complementary roles that are often hired together for greater impact.
Four steps from first call to onboarded team member. No hidden fees at any point.
See how it works ->The median software developer in the United States earns about $11,300 per month, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. With Teilur, a comparable engineer in Latin America starts around $4,200 per month all-in, working the same hours you do. That gap is why most US companies now hire at least part of their engineering team in the region.
What we mean by software engineer
Generalists who own features end to end: designing the approach, writing the code, testing it and shipping it. They work across the stack and are comfortable making architectural decisions rather than waiting for a spec.
Time zones that actually overlap
Latin America sits within one to three hours of EST and PST. Standups happen live, pull requests get reviewed the same day, and production incidents get handled while they are still small.
A deep talent pool
Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and Mexico graduate large numbers of STEM professionals every year, and many have already worked with US companies. You are accessing a market that has not yet been priced like Silicon Valley.
English tested, not assumed
Every engineer is evaluated for English proficiency before you see their profile. Communication failure is the most common reason remote hires do not work out.
Transparent pricing
Software engineers start around $4,200 per month for mid-level. That price is all-in: 80% of what you pay goes to the engineer and 20% is our fee, disclosed to both sides.
Tell us what you need and get a curated shortlist of pre-vetted candidates in about five days.