r/remotejobsfinders

I keep seeing post of people searching for remote jobs so they can watch their new born babies and/or children. Others stating they have a family situation that requires remote work. As someone with a newborn and works remote, you cannot watch children, or be a caregiver at any level of the word, AND hold a remote office job.

You fucks are the ones that have ruined WFH for the rest of us and making everyone return to office.

Treat your remote job as you’re going into the office, but enjoy the perks of actually not having to. Such as: not driving, keeping dogs out of crates, exercising any time of the day, sweat pants, etc… all the things except child or care giving.

Get childcare. Get an inhome nurse. Get hospice care.

Like I just need one I can do, get my GED, some certificates and that’s mainly that. I just need one that pays at least $18.27 per hour or lower if that’s more realistic. I don’t think there’s many out there but I just can’t do the traditional work anymore it’s all so chaotic and overstimulating and I just want to be able to be able to do some type of work on a laptop or iPad and calm my mind without burning out.

I’m looking for a person who enjoys solving random problems & tasks.

This isn’t a fixed role like graphic designer or developer. Every day is different.

Examples of tasks:
•Create multiple product color mockups using AI (30–40 variations from one design)
•improve and format long Word documents, reduce unnecessary pages, fix spacing and layout
•Organize Excel/Google Sheets
•Research products, suppliers, software, or competitors
•Use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI tools to speed up work
•Simple image editing and presentations
•Help automate repetitive business tasks
•Other miscellaneous business operations work.

You should:
•Be comfortable learning new tools quickly
•Have good business sense, with technical knowledge
•Must have access to Laptop or Desktop
•Be able to work independently with minimal supervision
•Have strong English communication skills
•Experience with AI tools.

Nice to have:
•Basic Photoshop/Canva/Figma
•Basic Coding Knowledge
•Website building
•Content Creation
•Basic automation (Apps Script, Zapier, Make, etc.)

This is a remote, part-time role with flexible hours. If you’re interested, DM me with:

Your location and time zone
Your experience
Tools you’re comfortable using
A few examples of similar work you’ve done
Your expected hourly or monthly rate
I’m looking for someone who enjoys figuring things out and can become a long-term part of the business.
Thanks

Hi everyone,

I’ve applied to over 200 remote jobs over the past few weeks and I’m honestly struggling to even get interviews.

My background is diverse, and I’m comfortable working in customer support, operations, administration, sales support, data entry, account management, and other business-related roles. I learn new software quickly, adapt fast, and I’m willing to put in the work.

At this point, I’m open to almost any legitimate remote opportunity. I’m not looking for an unusually high salary, I just want a company where I can prove myself and build a long-term career.

If you’ve landed a remote job recently, what actually worked? Was it LinkedIn, referrals, company websites, recruiters, or something else?

If your company is hiring or you know of any entry-level or junior remote openings, I’d really appreciate a referral or a link.

Thanks so much.

US Citizen. I have 13 years of experience in cybersecurity working for banks and MSPs and I will pay $5k once I receive my first paycheck to the person that refers me to a job at their workplace.

My experience is mostly in vulnerability management and secure configuration but with the experience I have in cyber I can do almost any blue team role. I’ll even do customer service or anything that pays the bills.

It would have to be in the next 60 days though or I won’t have $5k.

Send me a DM with the job/company details and we’ll go from there.

Edit: The catch? I need a job. I have a family to take care of. My career counselor said the best way to get a job now is to know someone so I need to know someone hence why I am posting here. 250,000 tech workers have been laid off so far this year and my applications are buried within theirs.

can u pls give me some ideas on entry level job roles that don't require taking calls and is 100% remote

Salam everyone,

I have a regular 9-6 job in Islamabad and am looking to utilize my free time after work and on weekends. I can help with research, documentation, Excel sheets, Word formatting, presentations, reports, engineering tasks, BOMs, data handling, and other office-related work.

I'm a quick learner and can work independently with minimal guidance. If anyone has any freelance, project-based, or part-time work, please feel free to DM me.

Email: abdul.haseeb4725@gmail.com

Thanks and JazakAllah.

I am a registered nurse and after having our son in May, I feel I don’t want to go back to work. He was hospitalized for the first 2 months of his life, now I’m feeling how could I possibly leave him, send him to daycare, and go back to work? I’m really wanting to stay home with him, while still earning an income. Having a family member watch him may be possible, but I ultimately want to be able to stay home with him. Does anyone have suggestions for work from home jobs for nurses/companies I should look into? I am open to hearing any and all suggestions!
Thank you in advance!

Ridiculous, I know. But I'll be graduating soon with a bachelor's in Computer Engineering from a US university. I'll make the question simple: how likely is it that I'll be able to find a remote job within a reasonable period after graduating? Unfortunately, that means I don't have relevant work experience yet, but:

• I'll take virtually anything, even if it's not related to my major.
• It doesn't have to pay well, I'll take $30,000/year if that's what it takes.
• I'm willing to put in effort all day every day to find something and I'm in a position where I have support. Again, I'll take practically anything.

Otherwise, is there an advisable course of action? Perhaps find an in-person job, work it for some amount of time(?), then restart the search? Also, hypothetically, if I had a spouse that was a Dutch citizen, would that make it possible for me to perhaps find remote work somewhere in Europe? This is a very real possibility for me.

I want to make it happen (a lot of other people do too, yes I know).

Guys please suggest if any one have the idea of remote job portals other than LinkedIn. Mostly are paid so please suggest free and paid both of these.

We’re looking for motivated remote marketing interns to join our solar company!
This role is perfect for students or anyone looking to build real-world marketing experience.
What you’ll be doing:
Creating Instagram posts and carousels
Brainstorming and executing content ideas
Designing graphics using Canva
Editing short-form videos (CapCut or similar)
Using AI tools for content creation (ChatGPT, etc.)
Helping grow our social media presence
Requirements:
A laptop
Strong discipline and reliability
Creativity and willingness to learn
Basic knowledge of Canva, CapCut, or AI content tools
Good communication skills
What you’ll get:
Hands-on marketing experience
A certificate upon successful completion of the internship
Opportunity to build your portfolio by working on a real brand
If you’re interested, send me a DM with:
A short introduction about yourself
Any previous work (if you have any)
Your availability each week
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Reach out here!

Hi everyone,

I am a highly motivated professional currently seeking a full-time, remote W2 role where I can apply my technical aptitude and sales expertise.
I bring a diverse skill set with a proven track record of professional development and technical proficiency:
Education: Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems (earned Summa Cum Laude, 3.94 GPA).
Sales & CRM Expertise: Certified in HubSpot Inbound Sales (June 2026) and proficient in Salesforce, Outreach.io, and high-volume lead generation/pipeline management.
Technical Skills: Experienced in Linux (Pop!_OS), VirtualBox, SQLite, and system architecture.
Recent Specialized Training: Completed the Columbia University Construction Management Specialization and the Intuit Academy Tax Level 1 program.

I am specifically looking for positions in tech, sales, or construction management where I can contribute immediately. I am hardworking, adaptable, and ready to bring my experience in asset protection and sales development to a dedicated team.

If your company is hiring or you have leads on remote-first organizations, I would appreciate the connection. Feel free to reach out via DM.

If you’re looking for a solid way to make extra money on your own schedule, AI data annotation and RLHF training are actually incredibly viable options right now. You’ve probably seen some of the crazy hype on social media promising easy thousands, but the reality is much more grounded. It’s an excellent, high-flexibility gig economy option, but it definitely comes with its own headaches. The biggest selling point is that you can truly log on and work from anywhere at any time, and the baseline pay for general writing and evaluation tasks usually beats out standard food delivery or rideshare apps without putting wear and tear on your car. Plus, you get a front-row seat to how major language models are being shaped behind the scenes, which is pretty cool if you're into tech.

That said, we need to talk about the flip side because the industry can be deeply frustrating if you go into it blind. The main drawback is that the work is entirely task-based and project availability can fluctuate wildly, meaning you might have an amazing week followed by a stretch where you're stuck in an empty queue waiting on a new allocation. The onboarding assessments on platforms like DataAnnotation, Outlier, or Alignerr can take weeks to hear back from, and the communication from corporate support is notoriously slow and opaque. You’re essentially working in a silo, and when project guidelines suddenly change or a project channel disappears overnight, you’re left to figure out the technical changes completely on your own.

You don't need a computer science degree to get started, but you do need a solid level of baseline technical literacy, sharp logical reasoning, and excellent writing skills. Generalist roles usually require you to fact-check statements, write complex prompts, and explain in meticulous detail why one AI response is structurally or factually better than another. If you have a background in areas like coding, mathematics, or legal writing, you can unlock much higher-paying specialized tiers, but even at the entry level, attention to detail is everything. If you’re tired of trying to figure out these platform guidelines by yourself or just want a transparent space to share vetted leads and compare pay rates, hit me up or drop a comment below and I'll send over an invite link to our community Discord so you don't have to navigate the grind alone!

Hi everyone! I’m currently a SEN ta at a school however I’m still under an agency which means during the summer holidays I won’t have an income… I’ve managed to secure a babysitting role but it’s only on Mondays and Tuesdays but unfortunately this won’t pay my bills :( I’m currently looking for a fully flexible do it when I want to job if anyone has any ideas? I’ve currently applied for EVRI but I’ve not yet heard back. As you can imagine I’m a little bit stressed thinking about this. Can anyone recommend anything?

I dont know how to start this ive been scrolling on reddit for a while now.i dont know if me posting here will help ireally really need a remote job. Am in a very bad position ive been looking for so long now but cant seem to find anything.somebody please help

22F unemployed. Desperately need a remote job to earn at least 500-1000 INR a day.

Can do digital marketing, data entry, copy paste work, design logos templates etc, listen to you if you need someone to listen and not judge, virtual assistant, content writing and similar stuff.

If anyone has any, please let me know!

I'm a 25-year-old currently struggling financially and looking for legitimate ways to earn extra income. I'm open to remote work and available to start as soon as possible.

I have experience in customer service, including live chat, phone support, and email support. I'm a fast learner, reliable, and willing to put in the work to help pay my bills and get back on my feet.

If anyone knows of remote job opportunities or is hiring, I'd really appreciate any leads or referrals. Thank you for taking the time to read this.