A remote job means there's no fixed office to commute to; you can work from home, a co-working space or anywhere else that suits you, within any location limits your employer sets.

Remote jobs let you work away from the office full-time, whilst hybrid jobs split your week between home and the office. Remote-first jobs go a step further; the whole company is set up around remote working, so communication and progression don't depend on being in an office but you may be required to attend the office occasionally.

Remote jobs are closely related to work from home jobs, but they're not the same. Work from home usually means working from your home address, whilst remote jobs often give you more freedom over where you work, such as a co-working space or another city.

A remote job doesn't mean you can automatically work from another country. That's because most remote jobs are tied to one country for tax, payroll and employment law purposes. If you want to spend time working abroad, look for work from anywhere jobs or browse remote jobs in the UK and other countries.

Every employer on Flexa is independently verified; we ask their employees to confirm the flexibility on offer before their profile goes live, so a remote job listed on Flexa really is remote. You can also browse verified remote companies and check out their profiles to see how each one works.

You'll find remote roles across most sectors, including remote tech jobs, remote marketing jobs, remote sales jobs, remote healthcare jobs and remote admin jobs. You can use the filters to narrow by experience level, salary or benefits.

It is possible to get a remote job without any experience, because some employers hire graduates and early career candidates into remote roles. You can browse our graduate and early career jobs or use the experience filter to find entry-level remote roles.