About
A quiet index of work that travels well.
Remote Jobs Directory exists because finding a genuinely remote role should not mean trawling five job boards and a dozen newsletters.
Where the roles come from
Listings are aggregated from public, employer-published job feeds. Every six hours the directory pulls the newest roles, removes anything already indexed, and files each one under a discipline. Nothing is scraped from behind a login, and every listing keeps a direct link to the original publisher so you can apply at the source.
What gets included
Only roles that can genuinely be done away from a single office. Listings marked on-site or hybrid are dropped. Where a feed states a region — "Europe only", "US timezones" — that detail is kept on the listing so you know before you invest time in an application.
What we do not do
We do not charge candidates, do not sell CVs, and do not republish roles under our own name. Salaries shown are what the publisher stated at the time of indexing; if a feed leaves pay blank, the listing says so rather than guessing.
The editorial side
The guides are written for people making real decisions: how to read a location-adjusted salary band, what to ask about asynchronous culture, how to write a CV for a company that has never met you in person.
Spotted a listing that is not remote, or a role that has closed? Browse the directory to check what is currently indexed.