20 Companies Switching to Permanent Remote Work-From-Home Jobs
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Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on FlexJobs.com.
The transition to working from home has been fast and furious for a lot of organizations over the past few years.
Many companies have learned that embracing permanent remote work is the future of work.
And although there are some companies that have reversed their promises, there are many more that haven’t abandoned their policies and don’t intend to.
The following are companies that have switched to being remote and offer WFH jobs for the long term, embracing it for the future and not abandoning their policy.
Included with each company are some recent WFH opportunities for remote workers and digital nomads that have been posted to the FlexJobs job board.
1. Aquent
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Aquent is a multinational staffing and recruiting agency that places design and marketing professionals in permanent and contract roles in areas like marketing, graphic design, and information technology.
Remote work policy: Aquent has converted to remote work and will keep a small percentage of its office space for large meetings or special projects and clients.
Founded in 2002, Atlassian is a publicly-traded computer software business specializing in collaboration, development, and issue-tracking software for teams.
Cimpress is a public internet company based in Ireland that specializes in building mass-customization businesses by delivering affordable and convenient products.
Remote work policy: Cimpress is a remote-first company that empowers its associates “to personalize how and where [they] work.”
Recent remote job openings:
Senior Communications Specialist
Senior Legal Counsel, Privacy and Data Governance
Senior Software Engineer, Data Domain
6. Coinbase
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Founded in 2012, Coinbase is a digital currency exchange dedicated to creating an open and global financial system. Traders, merchants and consumers use the platform to buy and sell cryptocurrencies.
Remote work policy: Coinbase has switched to a “remote-first” work basis.
Recent remote job openings:
Accounting Manager and Chief Financial Officer
Candidate Experience Lead
Tax Operations Associate Manager
7. Drift.com
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Drift is an internet company now considered one of the world’s best conversational marketing platforms and specializes in helping “businesses buy from businesses.”
Remote work policy: Drift is a digital-first company offering remote work as “the primary experience for all employees.”
Dropbox helps people and companies keep files in sync and share and collaborate on projects anytime and anywhere.
Remote work policy: Dropbox is a virtual-first company that allows employees to work from home permanently. Existing office spaces are now Dropbox Studios, where people can work in person if they choose to.
Recent remote job openings:
Channel Marketing Specialist
Data Scientist
Director, Head of Talent Brand
9. FuturLab
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FuturLab is a boutique, independent gaming studio that produces a suite of globally popular games.
Remote work policy: FuturLab is now a “remote-first studio, enabling [its] staff to work where they are happiest.”
Recent remote job openings:
Game Producer
Junior UI Artist
Mobile Games Designer
10. Google
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Google is one of the most ubiquitous tech organizations in the world, with products including the Chrome web browser, Android mobile operating system, AdWords revenue builder, YouTube, maps and satellite images, Gmail and file-sharing cloud solutions.
Remote work policy: Google has adopted a hybrid work model “designed to maximize flexibility while still facilitating innovation, collaboration, and camaraderie of in-office experiences.”
Recent remote job openings:
Group Product Manager
Practice Leader, Cyber Crisis Communications
Research Scientist
11. HubSpot
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HubSpot is an inbound marketing and sales platform. The company’s products help businesses manage website content, publish social media, grow blogs and more.
Remote work policy: HubSpot has adopted a hybrid model. Employees can work in an office two or more days per week, or they can work from home a majority of the time.
Recent remote job openings:
Associate Marketing Manager
Contract Manager
Small Business Sales Director
12. Instacart
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Founded in 2012, Instacart offers on-demand food and grocery delivery across the United States.
Remote work policy: Instacart has introduced a “Flex First” policy through which it “provides employees the autonomy to live anywhere within the country they’re based while participating in regular in-person gatherings.”
Recent remote job openings:
Data Solutions Lead
Financial Analyst, Marketing
Sales Associate, Emerging
13. Reddit
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Reddit is an online platform that unites people with similar interests. These connected communities talk and share information about their passions.
Remote work policy: Reddit allows employees to choose permanent remote work, with options for in-office work in a casual environment.
Recent remote job openings:
Agency Development Partnerships Manager II
Engineering Manager, Business Experience
Technical Writer
14. SAP
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SAP provides real-time data processing solutions for clients in over 180 countries. The company’s services include application platform and infrastructure, IT and data management, and security software.
Skillshare is an online learning community founded to help close the professional skills gap by providing everyone with access to high-quality learning.
SoFi – Social Finance is a FinTech company that provides refinancing options, personal loans, life insurance, student loans, investments, and mortgages.
Remote work policy: SoFi offers optional remote work, enabling employees “to work with their leaders/managers to determine the best place for each individual to work from.”
Recent remote job openings:
Director, Fair and Responsible Banking
17. Square Inc.
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Square began as a small credit card-reading application and now provides merchants with the ability to manage point-of-sale systems, accept credit card payments and sell online.