Nearshore Latin American engineering talent for North American tech firms
Velozient places Latin American engineers with North American technology companies, and its job posts double as a map of client work: Azure infrastructure-as-code (Bicep, Terraform, Octopus Deploy), legacy Delphi and Object Pascal modernization, and AI-native platform builds. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily toward senior engineers in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico, with Go emerging as a newly adopted language.
Velozient is a Houston, Texas-based nearshore staffing firm founded in 2020 with 51–200 employees. It supplies North American technology companies with Latin American professionals across software development, QA, DevOps, data engineering and analysis, product management and support. Resources work U.S. business hours and are vetted against each client's specific requirements, with clients making final team selections. Engagements carry no upfront fees or exclusivity and include a service guarantee.
Velozient's roles span React, Node.js, TypeScript, Python, Java, C#, PHP/Laravel and Django, on AWS, Azure and GCP, with Terraform, Bicep, Octopus Deploy, Playwright and Postman. Go is being adopted.
Velozient recruits in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico, mostly senior-level engineering talent placed with North American clients.
Current engagements include an AI-powered platform for wholesale distributors, a core platform for an AI-native utilities OS, GitHub Actions deployment automation, and AWS Aurora and PostgreSQL data strategy.
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