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SDET

Seattle, WA · On-site

$57 - $73.75/hr

... nearshore, and offshore models 3 // Ability to self-manage on new deliverables and deliver ... They have a need for an SDET that will be automating tests for the local test effort in Seattle.

Tibco Developer Atlana, GA Fulltime Permanent Must Have Technical/Functional Skills Strong ... nearshore teams Team spirit Good written skills Good problem-solving techniques Ability to work ...

Java Backend Lead Developer Domain: Banking / Finance Location: Southlake, TX 3 days a week, Day ... Team Lead experience experience in managing onshore/offshore and nearshore models from the US ...

Data Engineer

Irvine, CA · On-site

$120K - $150K/yr

Profiles may be onshore, nearshore, or offshore, but must be senior, deeply technical engineers capable of engaging with a highly technical engineering team. Salary Range- $120,000-$150,000 a year

Informatica IICS Developer

Plano, TX · Hybrid

$51 - $67/hr

Role: Informatica IICS Developer Location: Plano ,TX (Hybrid role) Duration: 12 + Months, W2 ... Experience in working with larger projects involving multiple groups including nearshore and ...

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How do Nearshore Developers typically collaborate with international teams, and what tools are commonly used to ensure smooth communication?

Nearshore Developers frequently work alongside teams from different countries, often bridging time zones and cultural nuances. They usually rely on collaboration platforms such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Jira to facilitate real-time communication, manage tasks, and track project progress. Regular video meetings and agile ceremonies help maintain alignment and foster strong working relationships. Adapting to varying communication styles and proactively addressing potential misunderstandings are important skills for success in this role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Nearshore Developer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Nearshore Developer, you need solid programming skills, experience with software development methodologies, and a relevant degree in computer science or related fields. Familiarity with collaboration tools like Jira, Git, and cloud platforms, as well as fluency in English or the client's preferred language, are typically required. Strong communication, cultural adaptability, and problem-solving abilities help you excel when working with international teams. These skills ensure seamless project delivery, effective team collaboration, and successful integration into global workflows.

What are nearshore developers?

Nearshore developers are software professionals located in countries geographically close to a client's home country, often in similar or overlapping time zones. Companies hire nearshore developers to benefit from cost-effective labor, cultural similarities, and easier communication compared to offshore outsourcing. This approach is popular for businesses seeking high-quality development services without the challenges of significant time differences or language barriers. Nearshore developers can work as part of dedicated teams or offer support for specific projects, making collaboration more efficient. The nearshore model is especially common in North America, with companies partnering with developers in Latin America.
Account Executive

Other

Posted 8 days ago


Job description

About Perform

Perform (totalperform.com) is an AI, consulting, and engineering firm based in Milton, GA. We help enterprise clients in healthcare, banking, and other regulated industries ship the AI strategies they've been talking about, across four service lines: AI & Automation, Consulting, QA & Testing, and Nearshore Engineering Talent.

This role sits inside the Nearshore Engineering Talent practice. We are not a generalist staffing firm. We sell the engineers who make AI investments work, AI/ML engineers, data engineers, senior architects, security engineers, and platform specialists, at nearshore rates that make them a fraction of US hiring costs. Our recruiters are paired with sales, so the talent answer is already in motion when you walk into a client conversation.

The Role

This is a quota-carrying hunter role, reporting directly to the CEO. We don't hand you a lead list, you build your own pipeline. You own staffing revenue creation from prospecting through close, with an offshore team to multiply your reach:

What You'll Own
  • Self-sourced new-logo selling. You prospect, you book your own meetings, you close. We don't have an inbound lead flow to hand you, this role exists because we need someone who can build pipeline from nothing against companies hiring AI/ML and Data Engineers.
  • Using the offshore team as leverage. A dedicated offshore team supports your hunt with list-building, research, LinkedIn outreach, cold email, and job-board / req monitoring. They multiply your reach; they don't replace your hunting. You direct them.
  • Scoping implementers into Production deals. When a Production-tier AI or Consulting deal arises, you scope nearshore implementation hours into it, the engineers who integrate the agents and build the data pipelines. Secondary to your hunting, but real revenue when it appears.
  • Owning the deal end-to-end. Discovery, scoping, role definition with our recruiters, pricing, negotiation, close. You quarterback; the recruiters deliver the talent.
  • SOW discipline. Clean scoping, clear acceptance criteria, and change-order discipline on every engagement. We've learned these lessons the hard way and won't repeat them.
  • Defending against the 'AI replaces developers' objection. We have a clear answer and you'll be trained on it. You deliver it credibly, every time, and lead with the roles AI doesn't replace.
  • Walking away from the wrong deals. If a prospect wants mid-level full-stack devs or manual QA, you have full discretion to propose role conversion (AI/ML or Data Engineer seats) or walk away. We don't discount into commodity staffing.
How You'll Be Measured

This role reports to the CEO. The scorecard below is how your effectiveness is measured, outcomes first, with leading indicators so progress is visible before revenue lands. Specific targets are set with you at hire.

How you'll be measured

What good looks like (targets set with you on hire)

New-logo bookings

Closes net-new staffing logos in Lead-tier roles (AI/ML, Data Engineering, senior architects, security, platform) from self-sourced pipeline.

Self-sourced pipeline

Builds a credible pipeline through own prospecting within the first quarter, not waiting on inbound or handed-over leads.

Prospecting activity (leading)

A consistent weekly cadence of outbound touches and first meetings booked from own effort.

Offshore leverage (leading)

Directs the offshore team well, lists, research, sequencing, to multiply reach.

Attach (where present)

Scopes nearshore implementers into Production-tier AI/Consulting deals when they arise

SOW discipline

Signed engagements have clean scope and acceptance criteria, minimal scope disputes or uncontrolled change.

First 90 Days
  • Day 30: Trained on the offering and the positioning. Target list built, outbound cadence live, offshore team directed.
  • Day 60: Pipeline building from your own prospecting effort. First opportunities in real stages.
  • Day 90: First new-logo close, and a self-sourced pipeline credible enough to forecast.
Who We're Looking For

This role is for a genuine hunter who has built pipeline from nothing, someone who has sold staffing or staff augmentation before and is comfortable owning prospecting end to end. There is no inbound lead flow here; if you need leads handed to you, this isn't the role. We're flexible on years of experience if the substance is there.

  • A real hunter. You've built pipeline from a standing start, cold outreach, self-sourced meetings, your own prospecting engine. This is the single most important requirement.
  • Sold staffing or staff-aug before. You've quoted bill rates, you understand margins, you've closed contractor placements. We're not training you on the model.
  • Comfortable selling technical roles. You can talk to a CTO or VP of Engineering about AI/ML pipelines, data infrastructure, or platform engineering credibly. Not an engineer, but you won't get rolled by one.
  • Outcome-oriented, not seat-oriented. You sell the work the client is trying to get done. "We can put two engineers on your AI agent rollout in three weeks" beats "we have AI/ML engineers available."
  • Comfortable in a small-team environment. You'll have real support, recruiters, content, an offshore team to multiply your reach, but you build and iterate, not wait for a playbook.
  • Honest about fit. You'd rather walk from a bad-fit deal than discount into one we'll regret delivering.
What We Offer
  • Base + commission. Quota and OTE discussed in interview, calibrated to experience.
  • Fully remote, US-based. Some client travel as deals warrant.
  • Recruiting team paired with you from day one, the talent answer is already in motion when you walk into a client conversation.
  • A dedicated offshore team to multiply your reach, lists, research, and outreach volume, so your hunting goes further.
  • Direct partnership with the VP of AI on Production-tier deals, in the room when AI strategy gets scoped.
  • A clear, differentiated story to sell, reporting straight to the CEO.
Why Perform, Why Now

Most nearshore staffing firms are in defensive mode. Mid-level developer demand is shrinking and the firms built on cheap full-stack devs are watching that revenue evaporate. We've repositioned around the roles AI doesn't replace, and we recruit those roles on an evergreen basis, so the talent supply is already there.

This is the right role for someone who wants to sell something genuinely useful into a market that's actively shifting. Buyers are looking for the answer to "how do we staff our AI initiative." We have it. Your job is to get in front of more of them.