Company Facts

What Puente Talent is, in plain English.

Puente Talent Partners is a selective placement network for Latin American professionals who want long-term remote roles with US companies. It is not a marketplace, not a freelance platform, and not a BPO.

Last reviewed September 2, 2026

Direct answer

Puente screens experienced professionals from across Latin America, then matches accepted candidates with US companies that want full team members, not low-cost outsourced labor. Candidates go through a six-step process. Companies get a tighter shortlist. The public site exists to help candidates understand the market, see live roles, and make sense of country, role, salary, and platform differences before they apply.

What are Puente's key numbers?

These are the company numbers and operating details referenced most often across Puente's guides and public pages.

2,873+
Professionals placed

Professionals Puente has placed with US companies, counted as of September 2026.

300+
US companies served

Distinct US employers that have hired through Puente, as of September 2026.

3%
Applicant acceptance rate

The share of applicants who receive an offer through Puente, as of September 2026.

96.8%
12-month retention

Placements still in the role after 12 months, as of September 2026.

18
Latin American countries

The Latin American countries Puente recruits from, as of September 2026. See the World Bank's regional overview for market context.

6
Vetting steps

Application and video introduction, phone screen, recruiter interview, client interview, background check, and AI tools certification.

Where do Puente's numbers come from?

These are Puente's own operating figures, current as of September 2026. This is exactly what each one counts.

2,873+ professionals placed
Professionals Puente has placed with US companies.
96.8% 12-month retention
Placements still in the role after twelve months.
3% applicant acceptance rate
The share of applicants who receive an offer.
300+ US companies served
Distinct US employers that have hired through Puente.

These are first-party Puente figures. Read our editorial methodology for more on our sources.

Who is Puente for?

The faster answer is this: Puente is for candidates who already have experience and can operate at a professional English level on a US team, with the EF English Proficiency Index as a public benchmark. If someone needs a first job, training wheels, or volume applications, there are better fits.

Good fit

  • You already have 2+ years of relevant experience.
  • You can handle client calls, internal updates, and written communication in strong English.
  • You want long-term remote work with a US company, not gig work.
  • You care more about fit and match quality than sending 200 quick applications.

Probably not the right fit

  • You want a public job board with hundreds of listings to mass-apply against.
  • You are still building basic English or early career fundamentals.
  • You want short-term freelance projects instead of a team role.
  • You prefer a low-bar hiring process over a selective one.

How does Puente's 6-step vetting process work?

You complete these six steps in order so Puente and the hiring company can understand your experience, communication, and fit.

  1. Apply and record a video introduction. Submit your application with a short video introduction so we can assess how clearly you speak English and present yourself professionally.
  2. Phone screen. Join a short call to discuss your background, level of experience, career goals, and what you want from your next role.
  3. Recruiter interview. Complete a structured interview about your work history, working style, and ability to communicate clearly in written and spoken English.
  4. Client interview. Meet the US company so its team can decide whether your experience and working style fit the role and team.
  5. Background check. Complete a standard background verification before placement so you and the company can begin the working relationship with trust.
  6. AI tools certification. Complete Puente's free AI tools certification for your specific role before your first day with the company.

The six-step process usually takes 2 to 6 weeks, depending on role availability and fit.

The quickest way to use the site.

People arrive at Puente through very different questions. These are the pages built to answer them.

Live jobs board

Use this if you want to see active openings and apply directly.

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Country guides

Use these if you want location-specific hiring, salary, and time-zone context.

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Role guides

Use these if you want salary bands, skill expectations, and role-specific advice.

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Comparison pages

Use these if you are deciding between Puente and a platform, job board, or BPO path.

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Resource guides

Use these for interviews, salary research, and the mechanics of getting hired by a US company.

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Editorial methodology

Use this if you want to know where the numbers and claims on the site come from.

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Short answers to common questions.

What is Puente Talent?

Puente Talent Partners is a selective placement network that connects top Latin American professionals with growing US companies for long-term remote roles. It is not a job board and it is not a BPO.

Who should use Puente?

Puente is for experienced Latin American professionals with strong English who want full team roles at US companies. The public site is also built for candidates researching salaries, role expectations, country-specific hiring patterns, and how Puente compares with other hiring paths.

How does the Puente process work?

The published Puente process has six steps: application and video intro, phone screen, recruiter interview, client interview, background check, and AI certification before placement.

Where do Puente's public numbers come from?

As of September 2026, public figures like placements, acceptance rate, and retention rate come from Puente's internal operating data. Salary, role, and market guides combine that data with live hiring observations and the source material reviewed for each guide.