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Hiring tech talent you cannot assess is an expensive bet

We find, technically assess and place IT profiles: support, development, databases, infrastructure and AI specialists. We do know what to ask.

Technicalthe assessment is run by someone who knows
5 countriesof market where we search
By projector permanent, whichever you need

What it solves

A bad technical hire costs months, not weeks

Whoever is hiring can rarely assess what they are hiring: the CV says what the candidate chose to write and the interview measures likeability. When the profile falls short, you find out three months in, with a project already committed and the search back to square one.

  • A CV does not tell you whether they can actually do it
  • The person interviewing does not master the subject
  • The profile does not fit and you find out three months in
  • The good ones are not looking for a job
  • You need someone for six months, not forever
  • Turnover resets the knowledge to zero

What is included

What you actually get

A genuine technical assessment

Whoever assesses does the same job. A technical interview run by someone who is not technical measures the candidate's confidence, not their ability.

The whole range of profiles

Support, development, databases, networks, infrastructure, systems architecture and Artificial Intelligence specialists.

By project or permanent

If you need it for six months, hiring forever makes no sense. And the other way round: whatever holds up the operation is better off being yours.

We know the regional market

Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia, Guatemala and Costa Rica. The best profiles are hardly ever looking: you have to go and get them.

A fit with your actual environment

Knowing their craft is not enough: they have to know what you use. A strong profile from another stack takes months to become productive in yours.

Support through onboarding

The first few weeks decide whether it works. We follow the fit instead of disappearing the day they sign.

How it works

In three steps

  1. We define the real profile

    What they will actually do, with which technologies and on which team.

  2. Search and technical assessment

    With a hands-on test, not just an interview.

  3. Onboarding with support

    The first weeks get followed up, because that is when it is decided.

In detail

What you notice using it every day

Technical fit is not the only fit

Someone excellent at a hundred-person company can sink at a ten-person one, where you have to do everything. We look at the context.

The stack matters as much as the level

Someone very good in another technology takes months to perform in yours. If the deadline is tight, that settles it.

A single specialist is a risk

If one person is the only one who understands a system, their departure is a crisis. Plan the handover from day one.

The good ones are not looking

Posting a job advert filters for who is available, not for who is best. Strong profiles have to be sought out.

The market salary is a fact

An offer below market does not attract anyone; well above it unsettles the team already there. We say so before the search starts.

The first few weeks decide

Most hires that fail do so because onboarding was handled badly, not because of the profile. That is why we stay alongside.

Who it is for

This is for you if…

You need a technical profile

And you have no way to assess them.

You have a project with a deadline

And you are short of people just for that.

You got it wrong once already

And the mistake cost months.

Common questions

Questions

Which profiles do you cover?

From support technicians to systems architects, taking in development, databases, networks and Artificial Intelligence.

Is the assessment technical?

Yes, with a hands-on test and run by someone who does that same job. A technical interview by someone who is not technical measures confidence, not ability.

Can it be on a project basis?

Yes. If you need it for six months, hiring forever makes no sense — and the reverse holds too.

Which countries do you search in?

Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia, Guatemala and Costa Rica, with remote work possible depending on the profile.

What happens if it does not work out?

We support the onboarding precisely for that: most failures are about the initial fit, not the profile, and they can be corrected if spotted in time.

Will you tell me how much I should pay?

Yes, before the search starts. An offer below market does not attract anyone, and well above it unsettles the team you already have.

And also

Other services we often combine with this one

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