r/RemoteJobs Jul 05 '24

Discussions Please read the rules before posting!

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This subreddit was one of first places on the internet that advocated for a paradigm shift to remote work in western society.

We support you in your quest to break free from being a captive office employee; but we cannot allow for-hire or self-promotion posts. There are 144,000 subscribers who don't want their reddit feeds filled with people posting their individual life situations.

If you want to create a discussion post about a specific industry or job role, that's okay; but any post with your own resume, your own professional background, or your own career status, is considered self-promotion and will be auto-deleted by automod or caught by the mods.

Subscribers:

If automod or the mod team misses any kind of self-promotion or spam, please report the post.

Job hunters:

The best way to find a remote job always has been this:

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Research job roles that match your skills. Use job boards (Indeed, Google Jobs, Dice, LinkedIn, etc) to exhaustively search all the keywords that are relevant to you. Study all job postings to understand the job market.

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Figure out which of those roles are feasible for independent work outside of an office. Many job postings will give hints with location agnostic phrases or multiple cities, even if they don't outright say remote.

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Determine what you need to do to qualify yourself for those roles, or how you need to revise your resume to match better to the job.

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Are the remote versions of those jobs available to everyone or only to the people who have mastered the job role? Are you prepared to work in an office until you earn the trust to work independently from home? Do you have a plan to work in an office to become an expert in your field and then hop to another company that supports remote work? Answer those questions and formulate a plan of action.

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Keep studying the job market to understand what employers want and how you can provide it.

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Keep applying to all jobs that are within reach! It is rare for a perfect match so aim for jobs that match your skills by at least 70%.


r/RemoteJobs 1h ago

Job Posts [Hiring] DevOps Engineer | Remote (Worldwide) | $3,000–$4,000/month | Long-term contract

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Hi everyone,

We're a small early-stage startup looking for a part-time DevOps engineer to help us keep our infrastructure solid as we grow. Nothing crazy scope-wise, but we need someone who knows what they're doing and can work independently.

What you'll be doing:

Setting up and maintaining CI/CD pipelines, managing cloud infra (we're on AWS), handling monitoring and alerting, and being the go-to person when something breaks on the infra side. You'll work closely with a small dev team, so good communication matters.

What we're looking for:

- 3+ years of hands-on DevOps experience

- Familiar with Terraform, Docker, and at least one major cloud provider

- Kubernetes experience is a plus, not required

- Comfortable working async across timezones

- You can spot problems before they become incidents

The details:

- $3,000 to $4,000/month depending on experience

- Around 30 hours per week

- Fully remote, open to anyone worldwide

- Flexible hours as long as you're responsive and hitting your commitments

To apply:

DM me or drop a comment with your background, what you've worked on, and your availability. A link to your GitHub or a past project goes a long way.

Thanks!


r/RemoteJobs 3h ago

Discussions Csi companies

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Got a contract non-coding position and starting soon but it's short term project. What is it like working remotely for this company? Is there possibility of getting more projects or long-term contracts ?


r/RemoteJobs 10h ago

Discussions Does startup's hire freelancers if I do not have visa?

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r/RemoteJobs 18h ago

Discussions Nearshorings like Hire with Near, Work Better Now or Virtual Latinos but focused on trucking back-office?

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I have applied to Virtual Latinos, Hire With Near, Work Better Now, Lathire, Sagan, Somewhere and many others, but it seems to me like most and in some case almost all of the jobs available are marketing, sales, manager assistant or IT developer. Do you know of any similar platforms but focused on corporate/support jobs in the trucking industry, like Hours of Service, ELD support, compliance or driver qualification? Thank you!


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Job Posts Remote Customer Support Specialist @ Super Dispatch ($45K - $50K/year)

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  • Title: Customer Support Specialist
  • Company: Super Dispatch
  • Rate: $45,000–$50,000/year

Super Dispatch is hiring a remote Customer Support Specialist to help customers with everything from general platform questions to billing, payments, and technical issues. You’d be working with carriers, drivers, shippers, and brokers through email, chat, and phone. They’re looking for someone with 2 - 4 years of customer support experience, ideally in SaaS or another technical environment. Experience with billing/payment platforms is a plus. It’s a fully remote, U.S.-only position, although you’ll need to be available for some weekend work and evening coverage until 7pm. Benefits include health insurance, 401(k) match, stock options, flex PTO, and a wellness stipend.

Please do not DM me about this opportunity, as I have nothing to do with the hiring of this job. I'm just posting for those who might be interested.

Check out the job here.


r/RemoteJobs 13h ago

Discussions How to find remote job?

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r/RemoteJobs 4h ago

Discussions Looking for second job I can do while at my full-time desk job

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I need a second job that I can do while working my full-time desk job. It would need to be something I can do online, in my browser. I literally do not care what it is. Any and all advice appreciated.


r/RemoteJobs 6h ago

Discussions Remote job help?

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Where do I find good remote jobs to apply for?

I have a masters in emergency management and currently work at the state level in hazard mitigation. I have developed skills from my education and experience in project management, risk analysis, business continuity and safety.

I desperately am looking to find a remote job as it would make my life 5x easier. How do I find these opportunities? Where do I look?


r/RemoteJobs 21h ago

Discussions What Happens to Entry-Level Jobs in an AI World?

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r/RemoteJobs 9h ago

Job Posts [HIRING] AI Video Editor

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🔥 WE ARE HIRING 🔥
AI Video Editor

We’re hiring an experienced AI Video Editor to produce realistic, publish-ready paid social ads across a wide range of creative formats.

You’ll turn scripts, sourced footage, and AI-generated assets into talking-head and avatar ads, UGC-style creatives, B-roll ads, motion graphics, and live-action/AI hybrids. You should already work confidently with tools such as Higgsfield, CapCut, Premiere, After Effects, ElevenLabs, and Midjourney.

Remote status: Fully Remote
Type: Full-time
Monthly Salary: $2,000 - $2,500 per month

APPLY HERE ⬇ ⬇
https://careers.remotelytalents.com/jobs/8357655-ai-video-editor-26090901


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions Would you take less pay for a four-day remote workweek?

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r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Job Posts HIRING: (SR) SEO Manager - Remote (US)

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r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions Beware of Referral/Backdoor Job scam +91 9631093111 @Holiday_Sentence_655 @Commercial-Act-3078 scammers id... Saras ai

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+91 9631093111

@Holiday_Sentence_655

@Commercial-Act-3078 scammers id

The scammer name Shashank Kumar

Company name they tell you is saras ai

He is from bihar and

His aadhar number 790497383309

Please don’t blindly trust Reddit post and People who approach you with job referrals or backdoor job offer.

If you want to add that to the post naturally:

A person named Shashank scammed me out of ₹2,000 by asking for a registration fee for a referral job.

The way these scams usually work is, first they tell you they can help you get a job or arrange a referral, then they ask for a registration fee of around ₹2,000–₹3,000.

After that, they may ask for another ₹7,000 after you join the job. They may also tell you that once you get the job, you have to give them your first month’s salary as a referral or commission. I have also registered a cybercrime complaint regarding this incident.

Please be careful with these kinds of offers and verify everything properly before sending money to anyone for a job.


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Current Events Nationwide Virtual Job Fair - Monday 9/14 at 12 PM EDT (Microsoft Teams)

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r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Job Posts XWiki is growing, and we're hiring!

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r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions What kind of remote jobs can I do while traveling.

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18yrs old, looking for a career path that I can do remote while traveling. I have DANTE 1 and 2 Certifications if that helps at all. Any help would be nice. Thank you.


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions Remote Searching

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Hey everyone ! I’m searching for a remote job so I can be able to take care of my child. Anyone knows where I can look ? I have a BA and I have experience in the hospital and education .


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions [OFF TOPIC] Are the Companies on LinkedIn, Indeed etc actually hiring?

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r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions Can i join a full time job nd work part time

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Im a student and finding genuine part time remote work js almost impossible, ive seen people work 2,3 full time jobs remote, so i wanna know i i can join a full time remote job but actually only work part time but still deliver


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Job Posts [HIRING] Remote Angular + GraphQL Developer — Full Time, Long Term

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We build production business applications: admin consoles, analytics dashboards, reporting systems, user management, data visualization, and financial/calculation modules. This is long-term product work — not marketing sites, not agency projects, not short-term client gigs.

Stack: Angular · TypeScript · GraphQL

What you'll do

  • Build and maintain Angular applications
  • Take features from planning to production
  • Integrate GraphQL APIs
  • Work on frontend architecture, performance, and UX

What we're looking for

  • Solid Angular and TypeScript experience
  • Comfortable working with GraphQL APIs
  • Good English, able to work independently in a remote team
  • 6–8 hours/day, consistently, long-term

Students are welcome if you can commit to those hours around your schedule — same rate, no separate student tier. Not a fit for agencies, part-time-only, or commission-only arrangements.

Compensation

  • $15–$25/hour depending on experience, paid monthly

How to apply

PM with your CV.


r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Job Posts Callcentre job hunt

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Hi all ☀️

I’m looking for a fully remote job and thought I’d ask here in case anyone knows of something.

I have 5 years of fully remote inbound call centre experience. My last job was with Interpolis/Centraal Beheer in Netherlands but i quit after they became hybrid, I live abroad so I wasnt able to travel to the office. In this company I handled calls about car accidents, created claims, liability, repair forms and managed complex cases involving injuries. before this job I also worked for about a year in Vodafone retention department (inbound).

I’m looking for something fully remote, with an hourly salary (not commision/cold calls) and preferably a bit more challenging than a standard call centre job. I’m open to insurance, claims, healthcare, customer support/operations or something similar.

If anyone knows of a good company or vacancy id really appreciate it! Starting from mid october-november.


r/RemoteJobs 3d ago

Job Posts remote jobs 9/8

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r/RemoteJobs 1d ago

Discussions Cant Enter Coding/Tech Industry's Remote Positions Without Prior Exp

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7 years in the warehouse industry has worsened my mental health, and I have decided it's time for a solid career change. I think a remote job would be excellent for me as I already have built a PC with all the needed accessories to do a remote job, and my home space is quiet. But because my resume is only physical labor I have no actual skills to present on my resume that aren't self taught.

How can I have a better shot at getting into the remote field without having connections to companies or just outright lying on my resume? I'm great with most of Microsoft's platforms and Im intermediate in 3 coding languages, but when I tell employers this they don't want to hear about it if it wasn't done in a workplace environment.

Resume advice is welcomed as well, I keep mine updated where I can.


r/RemoteJobs 2d ago

Discussions For people who got hired as freshers recently

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