





































































By Skills:
Offshore development in Asia puts your team 12 hours apart. Nearshore development in Latin America keeps you in the same workday.
When your developers work 9-6 your time, bugs get caught during your workday instead of discovered in Slack messages you read the next morning. Standups happen live, not async. Code reviews happen in hours, not days. Pull requests get merged before lunch instead of waiting until tomorrow.
Nearshore developers in Latin America are 1-3 hours different from US time zones. That means daily standups at 9am your time, not 9pm. Bug fixes shipped same-day, not next-business-day. Real-time pair programming when you need it. No weekend on-call rotations just to sync with your team.
Offshore can work for well-defined projects with minimal collaboration needs. Product development teams building features iteratively see better velocity with nearshore because the feedback loop stays tight.
The tech talent pool in Latin America spans 18+ countries, with the deepest concentrations in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and Costa Rica.
Argentina and Brazil have strong full-stack and frontend communities, particularly around React, Node.js, and Python. Mexico offers solid talent across modern JavaScript frameworks and mobile development. Colombia and Costa Rica have established backend engineering and DevOps talent pools.
English proficiency is high across these markets. Cultural alignment with US work practices is strong, which removes the friction that slows down offshore collaboration.






