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Companies that'll hire you
from anywhere.
Most "remote" jobs are secretly US-only or region-locked. These 12 companies genuinely hire across borders — and every one is hand-checked.
No fake "worldwide" listings. These actually hire from anywhere.
Automattic
The company behind WordPress.com, Tumblr, and WooCommerce. A fully distributed, work-from-anywhere company — its own careers page lists 1,400+ Automatticians across 80+ countries, each choosing their own location and hours.
Why worldwide
"Work from anywhere, and make the web a better place for everyone, everywhere."
— Automattic's Work With Us pageRolesEngineeringDesignSupport (Happiness Engineers)Marketing
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GitLab
One of the world's largest all-remote DevOps platforms. GitLab has no offices at all — hiring, onboarding, and daily work all happen remotely across 65+ countries, documented publicly in its company handbook.
Why worldwide
"Hiring and working from all over the world"
— GitLab's Remote Manifesto (handbook)You still need to be in a country where GitLab has a hiring entity or a contractor path — check the specific role.
RolesEngineeringProductSalesSupportMarketing
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Zapier
A workflow-automation platform that connects thousands of apps. Remote-first since it was founded in 2011, with no central office — every role is remote.
Why worldwide
"Work from anywhere"
— Zapier's jobs pageIndividual roles still list eligible locations — some worldwide, some region-locked.
RolesEngineeringSupportMarketingOps
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Doist
The makers of Todoist and Twist. An async-first, fully remote company (remote since 2011); its about page describes a team of ~90 people across ~40 countries, with no restrictions on where you live.
Why worldwide
"Doisters can work from anywhere in the world."
— Doist's Careers pageRolesEngineeringDesignMarketingSupport
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Buffer
A social-media management platform, remote-first for essentially its entire history. Its team is spread across 20+ countries and 11 time zones.
Why worldwide
"Buffer is a fully remote team, spread across the whole planet."
— Buffer's careers ("journey") pageRolesEngineeringSupport (Advocacy)Marketing
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Supabase
An open-source backend and Postgres platform — the open-source Firebase alternative. "Born-remote," fully remote and asynchronous, with 350+ team members across 60+ countries and no offices.
Why worldwide
"We believe you can do your best work from anywhere."
— Supabase's careers page ("Fully Remote — We hire globally")RolesEngineeringDeveloper RelationsSales / Partnerships
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Toptal
A global talent network connecting companies with freelance engineers, designers, and finance and product experts. Toptal's own core team is fully remote — it calls itself the largest fully-remote workforce globally, 1,000+ people across 70+ countries.
Why worldwide
"Work wherever, on your terms."
— Toptal's careers pageThis is about Toptal's own team — separate from the freelance marketplace it staffs for clients.
RolesEngineeringOpsTalent / Matching
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Canonical
The company behind Ubuntu, delivering enterprise open-source across cloud, desktop, and IoT. Fully distributed since 2004; teams gather in person at company-funded sprints about twice a year.
Why worldwide
"Canonical has been a fully distributed organization since its origin in 2004."
— Canonical's remote-work careers pageCanonical optimizes team structure for time-zone overlap, so some roles expect a region's hours.
RolesEngineeringSalesSupport
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37signals
The makers of Basecamp and HEY — and the original remote-work company, distributed since 1999 (its founders wrote the book Remote: Office Not Required). Fully remote with no physical headquarters, spread across dozens of cities on multiple continents.
Why worldwide
"Everyone is free to live and work wherever they choose."
— 37signals' jobs pageThey hire infrequently — the careers page may show no current openings at times.
RolesEngineeringDesignSupportOperations
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Toggl
Time-tracking and project-planning tools. Fully remote since 2014, with a team across 40+ countries and 16 time zones and a results-first culture.
Why worldwide
"We believe in working from wherever you can do your best work."
— Toggl's jobs pageRolesEngineeringDesignMarketing
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Close
A sales CRM built for growing teams. A fully remote, async-friendly company whose team spans multiple countries.
Why worldwide
Fully remote and async-friendly, distributed across several countries.
Close hires only in specific countries (each posting lists eligible locations) — "remote" isn't "anywhere."
RolesEngineeringSalesSupportMarketing
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Wikimedia Foundation
The nonprofit that hosts Wikipedia and other free-knowledge projects. A remote-first organization with staff and contractors across 40+ countries; nearly all roles are posted as remote.
Why worldwide
"The Wikimedia Foundation is a remote-first organization"
— its official Jobs pageRemote-first, not literally any country — hiring is limited to the countries and US states where it can legally employ (each posting lists eligible locations).
RolesEngineeringProductOpsCommunity
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How to actually apply
Not every role at these companies is open worldwide. On each careers page, filter for "worldwide" or "anywhere" — not "Remote (US)" — and check the specific role's location eligibility before you invest time. That filtering is tedious, and doing it for you is exactly why our board exists.
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