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Newsletter: November 2
How much are devs making working remotely? 🤑
TECLA connects the best tech talent in Latin America with the best remote-ok technology companies in the U.S., Canada, and Europe. If you want to upgrade your career, keep reading!
How much are developers making in Latin America?
So far in 2022 at TECLA, we have placed 200+ IT professionals from Latin America with exciting tech companies from the U.S., Canada and Europe.
Part of what made this process successful was the transparency in the information, particularly in salary ranges. All of our opportunities come with that number. Knowing the market context is important, not just for the hiring company but for you as a candidate. That's how you negotiate the salary, backed by numbers. So let's review them, shall we?
Annual Salary Ranges
Despite the economic downturn and tech layoffs, IT professionals in LatAm have continued to thrive. An increasing number of companies from the U.S., Canada, and Europe are betting on the region's talent pool.Salaries for senior engineers are holding steady after a surge in 2022, and increases have slowed. However, we are seeing a lot of salary growth for junior and mid-level developers that we had not seen previously.
Frontend Developer: $57,400 - $97,488
Backend Developer: $63,240 - $104,433
Full Stack Developer: $61,452 - $98,499
DevOps Engineer: $65, 778 - $112,987
QA Engineer: $46,740 - $73,488
Data Engineer: $59,796 - $113,412
Data Scientist: $62,465 - $94,788
UX/UI Designer: $42,828 - $82,740
These numbers are in U.S. dollars and are based on our 2022 LATAM Developer Compensation Report, our in-house annual research.
IT talent preferences
Working from home.
Long-term work opportunities.
Technical challenges and growth opportunities.
Working on products and not for agencies.
As for red flags in hiring processes, that's for another edition of our newsletter, but here is a clear illustration of a MAJOR one for most candidates:
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TECLA'S POLL OF THE WEEK
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HOT JOBS OF THE WEEK:
Our client proudly created the most intuitive GIS tool on the market and is now looking to make it accessible to the whole CRE industry. Sr. Backend Engineer (Node.js/Typescript) | $7,000 - $9,000
This company is a bridge between cybersecurity teams and other company departments, providing their clients with a complete platform to prevent cybercrimes. Sr. Full Stack JavaScript Engineer (Argentina only) | $6,200 - $7,500
Our client is a mission-driven startup aiming to make accurate sleep testing more convenient, affordable, and accessible. Sr. Android Developer | $6,000 - $8,000
Help people diversify their investments. This self-funded company builds tools to empower people to invest better in alternative assets. Sr. React Developer (Costa Rica only) | $6,000 - $7,500
Join our client in reimagining healthcare from the ground up. They’re making high-quality care accessible to millions! This role offers considerable equity. Sr. Backend Engineer (Node.js/Ruby on Rails) | $4,000 - $7,000
Build consumer-facing products that have a tremendous social impact! This company makes moving more affordable for small-sized businesses. Full-Stack Software Engineer (Node.js OR Ruby on Rails) | $4,500 - $5,500
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This edition was brought to you by Veronica Mackenzie, Gino Ferrand, Stephanie Cerf, Eduardo Maynetto, and Heyler Fernández.