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Looking for a Remote Job? These Companies Are Hiring Now

by Rebeca Piccardo
Updated 6/22/2021
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Find your dream work-from-home job—these companies are all hiring for remote and flexible roles.

Before COVID-19, working from home was mostly considered an exception to the rule—but over the last few months, it’s become part of the norm. (In fact, according to a recent study, the number of remote work days has doubled during the pandemic.) So what if you've found that you’d prefer working remotely long-term—or maybe you've always been a digital nomad or WFH devotee? Good news: There are plenty of companies that are hiring for permanently remote positions. 

And we’re not just talking about tech roles (though naturally, there are plenty of those!). From mortgage loan processor at MUFG in the Americas to customer success manager at Udemy, there are a variety of opportunities available in a mix of industries. Keep reading to learn more about these businesses and what types of remote jobs they are hiring for right now.

MUFG is currently experiencing rapid growth and recognizes that flexible work arrangements foster a more trusting, open, and empowering culture by providing colleagues with more options as the future workplace continues to evolve. As a result, multiple remote job opportunities are currently available for senior mortgage loan processors, underwriters, and closers in Arizona, Texas, and California.

Noom’s goal is to make the world healthier, physically and emotionally. Everything they do—including hiring you—is geared toward pursuing this goal and reforming healthcare.

At Noom, they believe health starts in the mind, and so their cognitive-behavioral approach permeates not just their products, but their company mindset. They make weight loss fun, and have fun doing it. Their products are proactive instead of reactive, and so is their company culture. They can make anything—why not make the world better?

Meta

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We’re building technologies that help people connect, find communities and grow businesses. Our teams ask complex questions, solve meaningful problems and work on technologies that will help people do more in their world. More than 3 billion people use Meta technologies daily, and our innovations in AI, virtual, mixed and augmented reality technology unlock imaginative ways for people to express themselves, explore their passions or make meaningful things happen in their lives.

Building the future of human connection and the technology that makes it possible. www.metacareers.com

Cofense

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Cofense offers businesses an innovative approach to stopping phishing attacks. And while team members do deliver best-in-class software and automation, they also know that the smartest machines can’t do the stuff humans are wired for—like flagging an email that appears flawless but uses the wrong nickname for the person receiving the email. It’s the power of collective human intelligence, which Cofense applies to work life, too, with flexible career opportunities for all levels of interests and experience. And, to top it all off, there are events like Bring Your Mutt to Work Days, potlucks, happy hours, and more.

Here at The Muse, we partner with a lot of great companies to bring you insider looks at their offices and awesome job listings. These employers pay us to be featured on the site, but these Muse-worthy brands made this list not just because they want to be included, but because their culture, policies, and employee feedback showed us that they deserve to be.

Think your company should be on a list like this? Learn more and get in touch!

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Rebeca Piccardo is an associate editor at The Muse, where she produces branded content focused on company profiles and employee career stories. Before joining The Muse, she was an editorial assistant at Interval International, reported for the Miami Herald, and worked as a staff writer at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, where her crime and courts beat reporting was recognized at the Society of Professional Journalists’ 2017 Sunshine State Awards. Rebeca holds a bachelor’s in journalism with a minor in international relations from Florida International University and is fluent in English and Spanish. Find Rebeca on LinkedIn or Twitter, or visit her website.

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