Remote (Anywhere) | Design | Social VR Platform

VRChat runs a social VR platform with more than 250,000 user-made worlds. This part-time contract role produces 2D graphics across the product: storefront art, social and marketing graphics, in-app event banners, and in-world signage and textures.

Why it stands out

Good fit if you: have a portfolio of 2D work, are fast with Photoshop, Illustrator, or Figma, and can keep files organized and on brand. Familiarity with VRChat or social VR is a plus.

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Note: the contract runs through the end of 2026. Applications close December 4.

Remote (Anywhere in the World) | Engineering Leadership | Worker-Owned Studio

Sanctuary Computer is the development studio inside garden3d, a worker-owned creative collective that shares profits and publishes its P&L. The Head of Technology spends about 70 percent of the time on studio engineering and 30 percent on company-wide technology strategy, including making agentic development the studio's default way of building.

Why it stands out

Good fit if you: have 12+ years of software experience, at least three years leading engineers, full-stack breadth, and experience supporting technical sales.

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Note: applications close November 15. The listing asks for links that verify your work history.

Remote (Anywhere in the World) | Engineering | AI Training and Evaluation

Askable is building a pipeline of real-world coding tasks used to train and evaluate AI models. You pick a change from a repository you know well, turn it into a task with a brief, a correct solution, and grading checks, then test it against leading models.

Why it stands out

Good fit if you: have 2+ years of professional engineering experience, merged code in a public open-source repo, and are comfortable with Docker, Linux, Git, and writing tests.

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Note: the work is used to train AI models, and you must not publish it. Applications close November 15.

Remote (North America, LATAM, or Europe) | Engineering | Developer Infrastructure (YC W23)

Nango gives apps and AI agents secure API access to hundreds of services. The team is 14 people with more than 700 paying customers, and this role owns whole product surfaces across the API, runtime, and dashboard.

Why it stands out

Good fit if you: have 5+ years of senior engineering experience, strong backend fundamentals, and want to work directly with customers.

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Note: the listing is inconsistent on region. The heading names North America, LATAM, or Europe, while the page metadata says worldwide. Confirm eligibility before applying. Applications close December 5.

Remote (APAC) | Education | Freelance

Kodland connects tutors with kids and teens around the world who want to learn coding. This freelance tutor role teaches Roblox and game design in live online lessons, and is open to candidates in APAC who can work UK teaching hours (weekday afternoons and evenings, weekend mornings).

Why it stands out

Good fit if you: enjoy teaching young learners, like coding and gaming, and can commit to the UK-hours schedule.

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Note: no base pay is listed. Pay depends on availability and classes taught. Ask about rates early.

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For design, writing, development, and many other remote roles, a portfolio often decides whether you get an interview. You do not need a big one. You need a clear one.

1. Pick three to five pieces, not twenty Hiring managers skim. Choose the work that best matches the roles you want, and cut the rest. Quality and relevance beat volume.

2. Show the problem before the result For each piece, write two or three sentences: what the problem was, what you did, and what changed. A finished design or project with no context is hard to judge.

3. Include one piece of process Add a sketch, a draft, or a before and after. Remote teams hire people they can trust to work alone, and visible process builds that trust.

4. Match the format to the role A designer needs images that load fast. A developer needs a live link and a clean readme. A writer needs clips that are easy to read. Put the format your reader expects first.

5. Make it one link Put everything on one page or one folder. A recruiter who has to hunt will not hunt. Put the link at the top of your resume and your application.

6. Customize the first piece Reorder your work so the most relevant item for this specific job sits first. It takes five minutes and changes how the whole portfolio reads.

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