r/RemoteJobs

A US-based tutoring platform is onboarding 100 music tutors for 1:1 online sessions. Strong student base from US, UK, CA & AU and students get matched directly to you.

Subjects: Singing (Vocals) | Piano | Guitar | Violin | Music Production

What you get:
- $500–$600/week, monthly via Wise or direct deposit
- Students assigned to you
- Fully flexible hours, work from anywhere
- No platform fees, keep 100% of earnings

Who it's for:
- Musicians, college students, early-stage music teachers
- No teaching degree needed
- Just know your subject and teach it well

You'll need: Laptop, stable internet, fluent English

Comment "Interested" and I'll share the signup details.

(Disclosure: Shared via a tutor referral program)

Looking for a college student who wants something productive to do between classes.

What the work actually is:

You'll be doing research for an early-stage startup — checking out competitor websites, filling out forms to see how their funnels work, documenting what you find, and putting together simple reports. No coding. No design. No prior experience needed. If you can use a browser and type in complete sentences, you're qualified.

Time commitment:

4–5 hours a day, Monday to Friday. Weekends are optional — if you prefer spreading the hours across 7 days instead, that works too. Remote, async-friendly. A total of 20-25hrs are need per week

Pay:

₹5,000/month base + ₹2,000 performance bonus = up to ₹7,000/month.

The bonus is straightforward — hit your deadlines, deliver clean work, don't need hand-holding. That's it.

What you'll actually get out of it:

You'll see how early-stage products are built, how founders think about competition, and how research feeds into product decisions. Useful if you're planning to work in startups or build your own thing someday.

Who I'm looking for:

• Currently in college (any stream)
• Reliable. If you say you'll send something by evening, it's there by evening.
• Comfortable working independently
• Based in India (timezone matters)

How to apply:

DM me with: your college + year, what you're studying, how many hours you can commit per week, and two or three sentences on why you want this. No resume needed. Keep it short.

A creator/agency owner is looking for a LinkedIn ghostwriter to help create content for B2B clients.

What you'd be doing:
• Writing LinkedIn posts + lead magnets weekly
• Helping clients generate inbound leads/calls
• Working with brands, agencies, and software companies

Requirements:
• Basic copywriting skills
• REAL writing samples/posts
• Fast turnaround times
• Comfortable using AI tools in your workflow

Details:
• Fully remote
• Start ASAP
• Training/frameworks provided
• OTE around $3k–6k/mo

Apply here:
https://instanthire.work/j/a51fea2a-7b34-41d9-a69c-29de063dd995

Anyone else notice companies keep talking about “labor shortages” while applicants are sending out hundreds of resumes, doing 4-5 interview rounds, and still getting ghosted? Is the hiring process completely broken now?

Key Responsibilities

• Edit short-form video content for TikTok and Instagram Reels across multiple client brands
• Repurpose longer videos into punchy, engaging short-form clips
• Enhance raw footage with captions, transitions, sound design, and on-trend editing styles
• Follow brand guidelines and adapt your style to each client's tone and aesthetic
• Deliver clean, high-quality edits efficiently and on deadline
• Stay current with editing trends, audio trends, and platform-specific best practices

What We're Looking For

• Strong portfolio of TikTok and/or Instagram Reels edits, short-form is your specialty
• Experience editing both UGC-style content and polished brand content, able to color-correct accurately
• Proficient in CapCut 
• Fast turnaround without compromising quality
• Sharp eye for pacing, trends, and what makes content stop the scroll
• Reliable, communicative, and comfortable with feedback and revisions
• Experience working with brands in: Food & Beverage, Health, Wellness, or Lifestyle is a plus

Rate: $15 hourly

Send me a DM with your portfolio/sample edits if you're interested!

Hii, I'm 22 year old from india i don't have corporate experience and my portfolio isn't done either but I'm into voice work, short form editing, got hella communication skills, intrested into filmmaking and write little bit too and I like helping others as empathetic listener help them to overcome your with my opinions aswell sometimes, I like watching movies, and I stay online alot so would you hire someone like me???

Any intresting job profile you got for real life work or work from home? With basic human needs salary I'm up for it let me know, dm me if you're looking for someone like me...

Does anyone have anyone WFH recommendations that aren't highly niche or require a degree?

Senior DevOps / DevEx Engineer
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227,000 USD/YEAR
https://remotefast.co/job/senior-devops-devex-engineer-revenuecat-On8rXR1Z

Senior Software Engineer, Backend
Customer.io
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150,000 - 200,000 USD/YEAR
https://remotefast.co/job/senior-software-engineer-backend-customer-io-Ryx08dyz

Principal Engineer, Infrastructure Platforms
GitLab
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171,400 - 367,200 USD/YEAR
https://remotefast.co/job/principal-engineer-infrastructure-platforms-gitlab-a1JgqWl4

Senior Engineering Manager – Domestic Wires & Real-time Payments
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https://remotefast.co/job/senior-engineering-manager-domestic-wires-real-time-payments-mercury-P1PERxlK

Partner Consultant
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https://remotefast.co/job/partner-consultant-ramp-YlEXAk1R

I've been working customer service for a long time (5+ years), and to an extent I do enjoy it but I feel like I might just be boxing myself into a hyper competitive job market that doesnt usually pay the best. Im lucky to currently have a WFH position, and WFH is unfortunately all I can due to travel constraints (one car house). But this position is slowly sucking the life force out of me (Extremely high volume cold call sales). And I'm actively looking to find a new position before I snap.

I know its the same for everyone, apply to a million places and get met with crushing denial on a daily to weekly basis if you even get a response at all. But what would you all recommend I do?

I frankly feel lost in job searching, I have a half decent resume and I apply to anything that pays more than my current measly wages. But its mostly customer support and I wonder if maybe there are more niche roles I could branch out to to help my job search.

Literally any advice is appreciated, best of luck to any of you searching as well.

Hello!! I’m sure many of you see ads and posts about this type of AI job. There are hundreds of companies, people farming referral links and even fake LinkedIn jobs promising easy remote work. The requirements always sound simple: language skills, internet access, work from anywhere, flexible schedule etc. Some of that is true but it’s definitely not as easy or stable as people make it sound.

I’ve been doing this kind of work as a side income since 2024. It’s not my main source of income. And honestly, I would never fully rely on it as one.. even though in the best months I made around $3,000/month.

So, a few tips without naming platforms:

1. Before signing up anywhere or spending hours on assessments/tests, fact-check the platform first. How established is it? What are people saying about it? What do the reviews look like? This field has a LOT of scams.
2. If the platform looks legitimate and reviews are mostly positive, put real effort into filling out your profile properly. There aren’t traditional HR people reviewing your CV, most of the screening is automated, and even interviews are AI-based. Your profile needs to clearly explain WHY you fit the project. If your main skills are language-related, include PROOF: degrees, certifications, language tests, professional experience, even relevant hobbies, connect a Linkedin profile. If you have STEM skills, that opens even more doors, so absolutely include everything you can. Yes, it takes time, but that’s usually what makes the difference.
3. Don’t expect easy or stable money. AI projects are often very temporary. Even if you land a project paying $40–50/hour, there’s no guarantee it won’t end in 2 days. Honestly, that’s one of the most common situations.
4. If you do get onto a project, try to make the most of it. Work carefully and do quality work (it genuinely affects whether you’ll get invited back), but also try to work as much as possible while the project is active. These opportunities can disappear fast.
5. Don’t try to fool the system. These companies already deal with thousands of people trying to make quick money without the necessary skills or by breaking rules. People get banned veery quickly for using AI tools where prohibited, working through VPNs, faking qualifications etc.
6. Be active in the community spaces. A lot of project QMs/managers remember reliable people and later refer them to other projects.

For context, I come from a journalism/editorial background and speak multiple languages. I usually work on generalist projects. With my native language, I mostly do editing work: checking model responses for grammar, fluency, logic, tone, and overall quality. In other languages, I might create difficult prompts specifically designed to make the models fail.

The tasks vary a lot depending on the project. Sometimes it’s text, sometimes images or audio: it depends on what kind of model they’re training. But overall, once you learn the guidelines, it can actually be a pretty decent side income. If anyone has questions, feel free to DM me.

If something catches your eye, don't wait—these listings disappear fast. Companies often take them down as soon as they get enough applications, so if a link doesn't work, that's probably why. Apply now before it's gone!

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I'm 28 years old. I've worked at this translation company as a project assistant for what will be 4 years in November. My responsibilities are very limited. I create tickets to flag when complex files need to be formatted into a simpler file type so that linguists can actually work in the file. I've also recently been ask to collect feedback and put it into a report for this new AI tool that my company has been using. And that's about all I do.

I make $36k a year which frankly is not enough. I live pay check to pay check. Like I have to make hard decisions at the grocery store level of wage. I'm tired of living like this, but it seems like there's no opportunity for growth in this company. In fact they've almost completely dissolved the Project Assistant role completely at this company. I'm like one of the last people in this role. Whenever I bring up becoming a Project Coordinator/Manager, I basically get told no and that I won't be able to handle it.

When I look at other jobs out there, I don't even know what I'm looking at. Just page after page of corporate jargon that makes no sense, and to top it all off, every application has over 100 applicants at least. I hate it out here. It just doesn't feel like there's a way out.

What should I do? What positions am I even qualified to apply for? How can make anything close to a living wage?

I don’t understand how anyone can get into healthcare remote jobs if every single one of them is asking for 3 to 5 years of experience. It seems as if entry-level jobs are no longer a thing.

A remote Customer Care Representative opportunity is available.

What they're looking for:

- Strong communication skills

Details:

- Remote (worldwide)

- Part-time or full-time

- $23-$27 per hour

To apply:

View the full job details and submit an application here:

https://instanthire.work/j/ffdaf259-b65b-4ee4-86cb-72e497bea8ec

US-based tutoring platform hiring 100 tutors. Open worldwide.

Subjects: Music, Languages, and Academics.

You'll run 1:1 online sessions with students matched to you, most tutors get 10–15 students per month. Flexible schedule, you set your hours.

Pay: $500–600/week, paid monthly via Wise. No platform fees.

Requirements: Fluent English, laptop, stable internet.

To apply: Comment "Interested" and I'll share the signup details.