about $178,500 est. · Pay period not providedFull-time · ContractDistance: check source address
Why this matches: location: Travis Heights, Travis County
This is a remote position. We’re Hiring: Qualcomm Engineer Location: North Billerica, MA Work Model: 100% Remote Experience: 5 Years Engagement: 1099 / C2C Eligibility: U.S. Citizens / Green Card Holders Only We are looking for a skilled Qualcomm Engineer with strong experience in Qualcomm QCS platforms, Embedded Linux
about $132,500 est. · Pay period not providedSchedule: check postingDistance: check source address
Why this matches: location: Grandview Heights, Franklin County
United States Suitability/Public Trust Fully remote Information Technology Overview The VA NSOC defends, manages, and monitors the network operating status and cyber security posture of the VA by providing the day-to-day management, operation and configuration of the enterprise network infrastructure, Internet Gateways
about $137,000 est. · Pay period not providedSchedule: check postingDistance: check source address
Why this matches: location: Grandview Heights, Franklin County
United States Suitability/Public Trust Fully remote Information Technology Overview We are seeking an experienced IT Project Manager to plan, coordinate, and successfully deliver technology projects across the organization. The IT Project Manager will be responsible for managing projects from initiation through complet
Remote work has moved well past tech and design — today, the largest share of remote openings in the U.S. is in customer service, chat support, virtual administration, and data entry. JobPin focuses on legit, U.S.-based remote roles from established employers, filtering out the recycled MLM and "data entry" scams that flood other sites.
You don't need a four-year degree for most of the openings below. You do need a quiet workspace, reliable internet (typically 25 Mbps or faster), and a willingness to work scheduled shifts — many remote roles still operate on phone-queue or chat-queue hours rather than fully flexible schedules.
How to find the right remote job faster
The fastest path is not applying to every listing. Start with fresh openings, compare the requirements that actually change your day-to-day work, then apply first to roles where your schedule, commute, and must-have skills line up.
Start with freshness
Prioritize remote listings by provider posting date. “Recently checked” means older than 7 days or undated, without an employer check.
Match the must-haves
Reliable home internet (25 Mbps download minimum at most employers) Quiet, dedicated workspace free of background noise during calls
Apply with proof
Use one or two concrete examples that show reliability, schedule fit, and readiness for remote work.
What remote jobs include
•Remote customer service and contact center roles
•Chat support and email-only support positions
•Data entry and back-office processing
•Virtual administrative assistants
•Remote sales (BDR/SDR) and account management
•Entry-level remote QA and content moderation
•Hybrid roles with 1–2 in-office days
Who this work is good for
•Parents and caregivers who need to work from home
•People in rural areas with limited local employers
•Workers with disabilities or commute constraints
•Job seekers who type 40+ WPM and communicate clearly in writing
•Anyone willing to work a structured shift in exchange for skipping the commute
Pay and schedule
Typical pay
$16–$22/hour for entry-level support; $22–$32/hour for experienced or specialized remote roles
Common schedules
•Standard 9–5 Eastern or Central time
•Evening shifts (3 PM – 11 PM ET) for 24/7 support teams
•Weekend coverage shifts (premium pay common)
•Part-time 20–25 hour schedules with set blocks
Pay notes
•Most remote roles are W-2 employee positions, not 1099 contracts
•Equipment (laptop, headset) is often provided after a probationary period
•Some employers offer a $50–$100/month internet stipend
Skills and requirements
Must-haves
•Reliable home internet (25 Mbps download minimum at most employers)
•Quiet, dedicated workspace free of background noise during calls
•Comfort with email, chat tools (Zendesk, Intercom), and basic computer navigation
•Clear written and spoken English (or bilingual where specified)
Helpful but not required
•Prior call-center or customer service experience
•Typing speed of 50+ WPM for chat/email support
•Experience with CRM tools (Salesforce, HubSpot)
•Spanish/English bilingual fluency — adds $1–$3/hr in most contact centers
Roles within remote
Remote Customer Service Rep
Phone, chat, or email support for established consumer brands.
Chat Support Specialist
Text-only customer support — better fit for introverts who type fast.
Data Entry Clerk
Form processing, transcription, and back-office data work.
Virtual Assistant
Calendar, inbox, and admin support for executives or small businesses.
Remote SDR / BDR
Outbound sales calls and email outreach; commission-based upside.
Content Moderator
Review user-generated content against platform policy guidelines.
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Yes, but you have to filter carefully. Real remote employers use real domain emails, run video interviews, and never ask for upfront fees or banking info before an offer. JobPin shows the provider and links to the source so you can verify the employer and opening yourself.
What remote jobs require no experience?
Customer service, chat support, data entry, content moderation, and virtual assistant roles regularly hire entry-level applicants. Most provide 1–3 weeks of paid training.
Can I get a remote job without a degree?
Yes. The majority of remote customer service, support, sales-development, and administrative roles list "high school diploma or equivalent" as the only formal requirement.
How do I avoid work-from-home scams?
Skip any listing that requires you to pay for training, equipment, or a "starter kit," uses a personal Gmail/Yahoo email, refuses video interviews, or promises high pay for vague "data entry" with no employer name.
What equipment do I need for a remote job?
Most employers require a laptop or desktop (often provided), wired internet at 25 Mbps or faster, a quiet workspace, and a USB headset for voice work. Webcams are required for onboarding and team meetings at most companies.
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