Remote Jobs Hiring Now In The United States

Some employers hire remote jobs anywhere in the US, while others limit hiring to a list of states. Read the location line and the eligibility section of each posting before you apply.

Remote jobs for California residents include roles with California employers and with out-of-state employers that hire there. Search remote openings that accept California, or browse all jobs in California.

Remote jobs for people in Florida come from Florida employers and from national companies that hire remote staff there. Search remote openings in Florida, or see every opening on jobs in Florida.

Texas remote jobs include work for Texas companies and for employers elsewhere that accept Texas residents. Search remote openings in Texas, or browse all jobs in Texas.

Remote jobs for New York residents range from roles with New York City employers to national companies hiring across the state. Search remote openings in New York, or see all jobs in New York State.

Remote customer service jobs answer calls, chats and emails from home. Postings usually ask for a quiet workspace, a reliable internet connection and set shifts, and many employers train new hires online.

Data entry remote jobs involve typing, checking and updating records in company systems. They suit people who want remote jobs with no phone work, but be careful: fake data entry offers are a common scam, so never pay for training or equipment.

Software engineering is one of the fields where fully remote work is most established. Remote postings often list the time zones you must overlap with and whether you need to travel for team meetings.

Remote human resources roles include recruiting, onboarding, benefits and payroll support. Recruiting coordinator and HR assistant postings are a common way in for people new to the field.

Remote project managers plan work, track deadlines and keep teams in different places on schedule. Postings often ask for experience with project tools and, in some fields, a project management certification.

Health care remote jobs include telehealth nursing, medical coding, billing, scheduling and insurance work. Clinical roles such as telehealth nursing usually require a license valid in the state where the patient is located, so check the licensing line in each posting.

Remote sales jobs include inside sales, account management and sales development roles that sell by phone and video. Pay in sales often combines a base salary with commission, so read how the pay is structured before you apply.

Virtual assistants handle email, calendars, travel, research and other admin work for one or more people. Some roles are employee jobs and others are contract work, so check whether the posting is for an employee or an independent contractor.

Many remote roles in support, data entry and sales do not list a college degree as a requirement. Knowing how to get a remote job without a degree comes down to showing the skills a posting names: typing speed, customer experience, software you have used and a dependable home setup.

Full time remote jobs usually come with a set schedule and the same benefits as office staff. See remote full time jobs and other full time jobs near me for more full time openings.

To see the top paying remote jobs in your field, search with the word remote and sort the results by salary. Only postings that publish pay can be sorted this way, and we never fill in an estimate.

How much do remote jobs pay per hour? It depends on the role and the employer, and remote roles are often paid the same as the office version of the job. Use the salary to hourly calculator to compare a yearly offer with an hourly one.

A recruiter for remote jobs can be an in-house recruiter at the employer or an agency recruiter who fills roles for clients. Legitimate recruiters never charge you a fee to apply, and they will tell you the employer's name before an interview.

Companies with remote jobs range from large national employers to small firms that hire wherever they find talent. Our companies hiring now page lists the employers with the most open jobs; search one of them with the word remote to see its remote roles.

Comparing remote jobs vs onsite jobs comes down to commute, structure and contact with coworkers. In-person roles make it easier to learn from others and separate work from home, while remote roles save travel time but need self-discipline.

Some people also weigh remote jobs or freelance work. A remote job makes you an employee with a set employer, while freelancing means you find your own clients and handle your own taxes and benefits.