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Get Blockchain Developers from Latin America
Smart contract and Web3 engineers who build on Ethereum, Solana, and other chains. LATAM has a growing blockchain developer community with real DeFi, NFT, and protocol experience.
Why LATAM for blockchain development
Rare skills at lower cost
Senior blockchain developers in LATAM cost $80-115k vs $180-250k in the US. Solidity and Web3 expertise is genuinely scarce globally.
CS fundamentals applied to cryptography
Blockchain work requires cryptography, distributed systems, and consensus protocol understanding. LATAM CS graduates with these foundations are well-suited to the domain.
Crypto adoption context
LATAM's high crypto adoption rates (particularly in Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela) have created developers who use and think about blockchain for real-world financial applications, not just speculation.
UTC-3 to UTC-5
Compatible with US and European crypto teams. Web3 development often involves teams across time zones, and LATAM developers are comfortable with that.
DeFi and protocol experience
LATAM's crypto-native developer community has produced engineers with hands-on DeFi protocol experience, not just smart contract tutorials.
What our blockchain developers know
Solidity 0.8.x+
Hardhat
Next.js for dApps
React + wagmi for Web3 UIHow we vet blockchain developers
Every candidate completes all seven stages before you see their profile. You can also run your own technical round after our screening.
* For common roles like full-stack. Other roles typically take 7 to 10 days.
CV check
Stage 1We review experience, stack, seniority, and career history against the role before anyone is invited to interview. Most applicants stop here.
Behavioral interview
Stage 2A structured interview assessing communication style, conflict resolution, ownership mindset, and English proficiency in a professional context.
Technical interview 1
Role-specificA 90-minute session covering smart contract security: candidates identify common vulnerabilities in a Solidity code sample (reentrancy, integer overflow, access control bypass, front-running). They also walk through a contract design problem: implementing a time-locked token vesting contract with gas efficiency in mind. We assess their Foundry testing approach including fuzz and invariant tests, and their understanding of EVM storage layout for gas optimization.
Technical interview 2
Stage 4A second, deeper round on system design, architecture tradeoffs, and code review, matched to the seniority you are hiring for.
Take-home assessment
Stage 5A practical assignment that mirrors real work. We review code quality, testing, documentation, and how the candidate explains their decisions.
Reference check
Stage 6We speak with at least two professional references who worked with the candidate, not personal contacts.
Background check
Stage 7Verification of work history, education, and identity with written consent, aligned with applicable privacy rules including LGPD where relevant.
After our screening, you can optionally run your own technical round before making an offer.
Sample profiles
Who you might hire
Anonymized profiles from our vetted talent pool. Actual candidates may vary.
Senior Solidity Developer
São Paulo, Brazil
4+ years experience
Mid Blockchain Developer
Buenos Aires, Argentina
3+ years experience
Lead Blockchain Developer
Florianópolis, Brazil
5+ years experience
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What to expect
What sets our blockchain developers apart
Smart contracts are immutable once deployed. A bug is permanent, and on mainnet it costs real money. Our developers have the security mindset that blockchain work requires. They test adversarially, not just for the happy path.
GitHub Copilot for Solidity boilerplate (ERC implementations, access control patterns). They review all AI-generated Solidity for security implications before using it.
AI-assisted security analysis: using AI tools to identify potential vulnerability patterns in contract code as part of review.
They write Foundry fuzz tests and invariant tests as a standard part of contract development, not just as an audit preparation step.
They communicate gas costs and security tradeoffs clearly to non-technical stakeholders. They know when a cheaper but riskier approach is not acceptable.
They stay current with audit findings across the space. Learning from public post-mortems of hacked protocols is part of their security education.
LATAM vs US blockchain developer salaries
Mid Blockchain Developer
Senior Blockchain Developer
Lead Blockchain Developer
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