TypeScript Remote Jobs

Find remote TypeScript jobs from verified companies worldwide.

About TypeScript Remote Jobs

Remote TypeScript jobs are in high demand as companies worldwide embrace distributed teams. Whether you're a typescript specialist or looking to break into the field, these remote positions offer flexibility, competitive compensation, and opportunities to work with innovative companies from anywhere.

Top companies hiring for TypeScript

Companies with the most open roles in TypeScript.

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LILT AI

LILT AI provides AI-powered translation solutions for businesses to enhance global communication.

65 open roles in TypeScript

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Stripe

Stripe provides economic infrastructure for the internet, enabling businesses to accept payments effortlessly.

33 open roles in TypeScript

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Confluent

Empower your business with real-time data streaming using Confluent's comprehensive platform built on Apache Kafka.

9 open roles in TypeScript

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Obsidian

Obsidian Security protects SaaS applications and cloud environments for modern enterprises with advanced detection and unified threat intelligence.

8 open roles in TypeScript

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hims & hers

Providing accessible health and wellness solutions through telehealth services.

6 open roles in TypeScript

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Snowflake

Snowflake provides a cloud data platform for seamless data warehousing and analytics.

6 open roles in TypeScript

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TypeScript Remote Jobs – Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about remote roles that use TypeScript in modern web and backend stacks.

Why do companies prefer TypeScript for remote teams?
TypeScript helps remote teams move faster with fewer regressions because types make it easier to understand code written by others. Strong typing improves IDE support, refactoring, and code review, which is especially valuable when many contributors are working asynchronously across time zones.
What background is useful for remote TypeScript roles?
A solid foundation in JavaScript plus experience with at least one major framework (such as React, Next.js, or Node.js backends) is usually expected. Familiarity with typing patterns, generics, and working with third-party type definitions is helpful when collaborating on large codebases.
How can I show that I am ready for a remote TypeScript position?
Having well-typed side projects, contributions to open-source TypeScript libraries, or experience introducing TypeScript to an existing JavaScript codebase can be compelling. In your applications, highlight examples where types helped your team catch bugs early or improve the developer experience.