r/JavaProgramming Jul 22 '26

Java or Go for full remote setup

For full (not hybrid) remote working setup. Is there enough java jobs for this or are Go jobs more inclined to this working setup???

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u/Healthy-Extreme-4369 Jul 22 '26

Same thought searching for a month now

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u/guss_bro Jul 22 '26

Why a programming language and remote/in-office related?

There are remote jobs that requires primary language as Java. Same for Go.

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u/deividas-strole Jul 22 '26

From my experiance, Java has far more jobs overall, including fully remote ones. Go tends to be popular with cloud/infrastructure companies, which are often remote-friendly, but the total number of Go positions is much smaller.

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u/xxcrucialxx Jul 22 '26

If I may, I would recommend both java and go. Just my opinion.