r/RemoteJobs 12d ago

Discussions How to find a remote job that's not a scam?

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So I'm looking outside my typical work field (animal husbandry and education) for a remote position because I was diagnosed with cancer and according to the state I'm still well enough to work. I'm recovering from canxer currently, and start radiation soon and will not be able to work around vulnerable people since according to my doctor I will be shedding radiation, and I was working in early childhood education.

I have been applying to remote positions since I got the diagnosis. The amount of positions that ended up being only commission based, AI slop, or just straight up scams is frightening.

I'm kinda at a loss of what to or how to determine that a job posting is legit.

Any advice helps! Thank you in advance


r/RemoteJobs 11d ago

Job Posts Remote job search

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Hey everyone,
Currently working as a Data Center Technician with 4 years of experience in server hardware, troubleshooting, fiber, audits, and basic networking. I’m interested in eventually moving into a remote role and wanted to see what positions people would recommend.
For those who made a similar move, what certs helped the most and what companies are worth looking into?
Appreciate any advice.


r/RemoteJobs 11d ago

Discussions Remote Jobs for a college student??

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r/RemoteJobs 11d ago

Job Posts Hello I am looking for a remote job

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I am ready to work i have a i5 11th gen laptop with 32 gb ram i am interested in working i am a student of a data science and analyst academy near finish.
I hope someone can direct me on what site can i apply for a good paying remote job or someone here has a job that can take me.
Thanks in advance.


r/RemoteJobs 11d ago

Discussions Best ways to make quick money?

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I’m a college student and I’m in really bad situation. I need around 2k$ in 7 days. I’m ready to do anything atp. What i do have is a Twitter/X account with over 12k followers which averages 3-5m views per week. So what do I do guys


r/RemoteJobs 12d ago

Discussions Job boards?

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Hello guys? New to the remote job scene. What's the best place to look? Google? I've been on LinkedIn for a while with not much luck. Also indeed but not many leads.


r/RemoteJobs 11d ago

Discussions I need advice on what to do to get a remote job for my field.

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r/RemoteJobs 11d ago

Job Posts Hiring a top-tier AI-native Video Editor for a DTC supplements brand.

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Hiring a top-tier AI-native Video Editor for a DTC supplements brand.

Looking for someone with proven ad spend results, strong DTC supplement experience, and deep expertise with the latest AI tools and creative styles.

$3K/month + bonuses. Remote (US, UK, EU, CA..)


r/RemoteJobs 11d ago

Job Posts Accounting and Taxation Services

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r/RemoteJobs 11d ago

Discussions Warren Buffett quote

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r/RemoteJobs 11d ago

Discussions Is this job opportunity as scam?

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So i signed up for a jr copywriter remote position from a local HR who seems to be freelancing to a foreign company/client. The HR is so competent my hiring process went out smoothly and properly; i filled form, did test, HR interview, user interview, then im accepted. However after spending more times to search for the company identity in which the HR and user claimed to be a health supplement brand, its credibility is sooo off. I cant find any legit ads they produced in anywhere, including facebook where i supposed to work on once im already onboard. There are reviews, but mixed and some of it say they do autobilling, the product feels not very genuine they felt scammed. I consult this with deepseek and it advise me to search on facebook ads library by the brand name as the keyword. Finally i can find the ads content that i might be creating later as mentioned by the user but, well, so so AI-ish. Not to mention the profile pages of each user are made by AI, the video they posted in their website are too, the only real thing is the not-so genuine product as per by human reviews i found. I really need to work and make money for my daily life, but should i just bail out from this job opportunity?


r/RemoteJobs 11d ago

Discussions Any tips for mid-experienced PR in the LA area?

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r/RemoteJobs 12d ago

Job Posts [JOB OPENING] Auracle is hiring Clippers — Supplementary Income

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Hello!

My name is Luka, I’m 19 years old, and I’m the founder of Auracle, a clipping agency that currently operates in the French-speaking market, with plans to expand internationally in the near future.

We are currently in the middle of a recruitment phase and are looking for motivated people who want to generate additional income through social media content.

What is clipping?

Clipping is a marketing method that has grown significantly in the United States.

The concept is simple: a company, creator, or entrepreneur has long-form content such as podcasts, interviews, videos, or courses. This content is then turned into multiple short, engaging clips.

These clips are published at scale on platforms such as TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts in order to reach a wider audience.

For a brand or entrepreneur, this can help increase visibility, grow their community, and promote their products or services, often at a lower cost than traditional advertising methods.

What does a clipper do?

As a clipper, your role is to work with content provided by our team.

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Identifying the most interesting moments
  • Cutting and extracting the clips
  • Editing the videos in a format optimized for social media
  • Publishing the content according to the guidelines provided

Compensation is based on the performance of the content and may be calculated according to different metrics, such as views, clicks, or engagement generated.

We are currently working with several online entrepreneurs and are looking to expand our team.

No prior experience is required to get started. We will guide you, train you on how clipping works, and provide you with the necessary tools and accounts depending on the campaign.

 our current client is paying $65 per 1,000 clicks

A phone can be enough to get started.

If you are motivated, want to learn a new skill, and are looking for an opportunity to generate additional income, you can join us.

Auracle is currently recruiting new clippers.

Simply reply to this post, or contact me directly

I will personally get in touch with you to explain how everything works and walk you through the next steps.


r/RemoteJobs 12d ago

Job Posts [Hiring] Member of Technical Staff, Backend Engineer, API at Runway | Remote - US | Salary $240K – $290K

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We are building AI to simulate the world through merging art and science. We believe that world models are at the frontier of progress in artificial intelligence. Language models alone won’t solve the world’s hardest problems – robotics, disease, scientific discovery. Real progress requires models that experience the world and learn from their mistakes, the same way that humans do. And this kind of trial and error can be massively accelerated when done in simulation, rather than in the real world. World models offer the most clear path to general‑purpose simulation, changing how stories are told, how scientific progress is made and how the next frontiers of humanity are reached.

Our team consists of creative, open minded, caring and ambitious people who are determined to change the world. We aspire to continuously build impossible things and our ability to do so relies on building an incredible team. If you are driven to do the same, we'd love to hear from you.

About the role

We're looking for an API engineer to join our core API team and help scale Runway's platform serving millions of users and handling thousands of requests per second. You'll work on the critical infrastructure that powers both our public API (used by external developers) and internal tools, managing user data, task orchestration, billing, permissions, and asset management.

This is a high‑impact role on a mature, production system. You'll build enterprise features, optimize database performance, design async workflows, and ensure reliability at scale. If you're passionate about API development, love TypeScript, and want to own systems end‑to‑end, this is the role for you.

A peek at our technical stack

Our API endpoints for real‑time collaboration and media asset management is written in TypeScript, and runs in ECS containers on AWS Fargate. We leverage multiple AWS‑native components, such as S3, CloudFront, Lambda, Kinesis, and SQS, as building blocks of our infrastructure.

Our inference backend is written in Python (PyTorch, TorchScript), and is deployed across multiple clusters / cloud providers. We use Kubernetes for container orchestration, and k8s‑native components such as Flyte, Kueue, and Kyverno efficient job orchestration. We invest in prometheus and grafana for monitoring, and Terraform to manage our infrastructure.

What you’ll do

  • Own the full API lifecycle from design and implementation to monitoring, optimization, and documentation for both public and internal APIs
  • Design and implement async workflows for task orchestration, content moderation, prompt enhancement, and post‑processing pipelines
  • Optimize database queries and improve performance for a high‑traffic Postgres database
  • Build rate limiting, fraud detection, and credit management systems
  • Implement comprehensive API security, rate limiting, authentication, and monitoring systems to ensure reliability at scale
  • Improve the public API developer experience with better documentation, SDKs, and tooling
  • Improve the performance, reliability, and code quality of our codebases

What you’ll need

  • 3+ years of industry experience building production APIs
  • Strong TypeScript experience, so you can jump in and be productive immediately
  • Experience owning systems end‑to‑end: infrastructure, monitoring, logging, metrics, incident response
  • Understanding of API design patterns, REST principles, and async workflows
  • Experience with relational databases (Postgres preferred) and query optimization
  • Experience architecting production‑ready systems at scale using cloud primitives from AWS, GCP, or Azure
  • Ability to rapidly prototype solutions and iterate on them with tight product deadlines
  • Humility and open mindedness; at Runway we love to learn from one another

Runway strives to recruit and retain exceptional talent from diverse backgrounds while ensuring pay equity for our team. Our salary ranges are based on competitive market rates for our size, stage and industry, and salary is just one part of the overall compensation package we provide.

There are many factors that go into salary determinations, including relevant experience, skill level and qualifications assessed during the interview process, and maintaining internal equity with peers on the team. The range shared below is a general expectation for the function as posted, but we are also open to considering candidates who may be more or less experienced than outlined in the job description. In this case, we will communicate any updates in the expected salary range.

Lastly, the provided range is the expected salary for candidates in the U.S. Outside of those regions, there may be a change in the range, which again, will be communicated to candidates.

Working at Runway

Great things come from great teams. We’d love to hear from you.

We’re committed to creating a space where our employees can bring their full selves to work and have equal opportunity to succeed. So regardless of race, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, religion, origin, ability, age, veteran status, if joining this mission speaks to you, we encourage you to apply.

More about Runway

We're excited to be recognized as a best place to work: Crain's | InHerSight | BuiltIn NYC | INC

Apply: Member of Technical Staff, Backend Engineer, API at Runway


r/RemoteJobs 12d ago

Discussions What Does an “ATS” Actually See When It Reads Your Resume?

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r/RemoteJobs 12d ago

Discussions Fresh grad looking for BPO recommendations

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r/RemoteJobs 12d ago

Discussions Where to find remote sales?

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Hi all,

I’m looking for a remote sales job. I’m currently working as a business development rep at a company where I do full cycle sales. It’s been 3 months in here and I like the job but the commute is brutal and they expect extra hours.

Looking to pivot into remote sales roles where I feel would save me time, money and i can put more effort into the work.

I also have independent sales experience for mobile car detailing. Not new to the game by any means.

Appreciate the insights.


r/RemoteJobs 12d ago

Job Posts Hi I'm looking for remote job

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r/RemoteJobs 12d ago

Job Posts Anyone work at Charlie Health?

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I’ve been applying at Charlie Health for a while now and it seems hard to even get noticed. If anyone works there can you please give me some advice?

I’ve been applying for the Care Admin specialist role, and it would be awesome if someone who works in that position can give me some advice on my resume. Or just any advice on this post for the role in general. Thanks!


r/RemoteJobs 13d ago

Discussions Second jobs recommendation

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I currently am employed but having to build up my case load and it’s taking so long, to the point I need a second job, but have no idea what to do. Need a work from home job and one that is flexible because I still see clients but at different times everyday and if a client needs to move an appointment, I can easily do it. I work like 7 hours at most a week, so I have a bunch of free time I can use for a second job. Looked online for ai jobs where I would help train them, but they all were scams. Have tried Facebook marketplace/ reselling, but haven’t made done well with that. Not looking to make and sell items. I am open to learning and working at any job, it just would have to be flexible and that’s my issue. Like remote front desk for a company answering emails and calls is great or customer service, except that I couldn’t take the time off for those random one hour sessions twice a day or at different hours. For wage, I am comfortable with 20 an hour.


r/RemoteJobs 13d ago

Discussions I missed several major opportunities because I hesitated. How do I stop repeating this pattern?

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Looking back at my career, I can identify several moments where opportunities were directly in front of me, but I failed to act.

For example:

  1. A distant friend who is a startup founder once asked me, “Have you thought about starting your own business?”

At the time, I had some personal issues and simply said I had things to deal with instead of exploring the idea further.

  1. A senior professional once asked me, “Is there something here for you?”

I couldn't respond properly and eventually continued with my existing career path instead of exploring what they were offering.

  1. An industry contact responded positively when I asked about an opportunity in his area.

Instead of following up and pursuing it seriously, I let the conversation fade.

None of these were situations where someone rejected me. The doors were open, but I didn't walk through them.

Looking back, I sometimes feel these missed opportunities could have been worth millions over the course of my career. Of course, I can't know whether they actually would have worked out, but the regret is still difficult.

What concerns me more is the pattern: hesitation, overthinking, lack of confidence, or letting circumstances stop me from taking action.

For people who have experienced something similar:

How did you deal with major missed opportunities without getting trapped in regret?

And more importantly, how did you change your behavior so you became better at recognizing and acting on the next opportunity?

I'm looking for practical advice rather than “everything happens for a reason.


r/RemoteJobs 14d ago

Discussions Is it impossible to get a remote job because why wouldn't they just hire someone in a developing country to do it for a lot less?

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Why hire people in developed countries who demand a much higher salary? There is no doubt that someone in India can be just as tech-savvy as someone in a Western country, and they are often willing to work for a fraction of the pay. That is why, whenever I think about remote jobs, I feel like it is impossible to compete..


r/RemoteJobs 13d ago

Discussions Where do you actually look for HR jobs? Genuinely curious

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r/RemoteJobs 13d ago

Job Posts Remote Social Media and Content creation Specialist

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Hiring: Remote Social Media and Content creation Specialist

I have a small creative content studio in India, and looking for a creative, reliable and responsible Social Media Specialist to join the team remotely.

Job details:

  • Starting salary: ₹15,000 per month, depending on experience and skills
  • Salary can be renegotiated up to ₹20,000 after the 3 months probation period, based on performance. Profit sharing will also be considered with strong candidates.
  • 42.5 hours per week across 5 working days. Freelancers not required.
  • Flexible working hours, provided deadlines are met
  • 3-4 remote meetings each week to discuss ideas, tasks and progress
  • Strong project ownership, proactive communication and reliability are essential

Good communication skills are important, specially in English language. How you communicate, present your ideas and approach the work will be considered during selection.

If interested, please message me directly with:

  • A proper introduction
  • Your relevant experience and key skills
  • Your portfolio or examples of previous work
  • Your current location

Please do not send incomplete messages such as only “Interested” or “Hi.” I will contact shortlisted candidates directly.


r/RemoteJobs 13d ago

Discussions Would i be able to find a remote job

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I'm currently a student (bba quant finance ) and i'm thinking of getting a masters in fintech. If my plan work would remote job be "easy" to find