New Remote Roles Now Open at Circle, Fingerprint & More

Strong remote roles are getting more competitive, but the good ones are still out there — and this week delivers a solid lineup. These are high-quality, global companies hiring for real, skill-based positions, not fluff.

If you’re serious about landing a remote job, this week’s set from Circle, Chili Piper, Fingerprint, and Raya should be on your radar.

Let’s dive in 👇

Remote Jobs Hiring Now

1. Lead Engineer, CMS Builder – Circle
🧱 Lead backend-heavy development for Circle’s new high-scale website builder used by millions.
💼 Full-Time | 🌍 Remote | 💰 $160K–$170K + Equity + 35 PTO Days
⚙️ Skills: Ruby on Rails, Kafka, Sidekiq, Postgres, React (nice-to-have), Scaling Systems, Team Leadership
Apply Here →

2. Senior Front-End Engineer, Email Hub – Circle
🎨 Own frontend architecture for Circle’s new Email Hub workflows and automations.
💼 Full-Time | 🌍 Remote | 💰 $130K–$140K + Equity
⚙️ Skills: React, TypeScript, Tailwind, REST APIs, Frontend Architecture, UX Collaboration
Apply Here →

3. Community & Events Manager – Chili Piper
🎤 Run high-quality events and GTM community programs for a leading B2B SaaS brand.
💼 Full-Time | 🌍 Remote | 💰 Competitive + Equity + Unlimited PTO
⚙️ Skills: Event Management, CRM (Salesforce/HubSpot), Ops, Vendor Management, Multi-Project Coordination
Apply Here → 

4. JavaScript/TypeScript Engineer – Fingerprint
🔐 Build high-performance browser agents used for fraud detection by companies worldwide.
💼 Full-Time | 🌍 Remote (Global) | 💰 $159K–$170K (US Range)
⚙️ Skills: JS/TS, Browser APIs, Performance Optimization, SDKs, Build Tools (Rollup/Webpack), Security & Anti-Debugging
Apply Here → 

5. Senior Analyst (Data Science & Product Analytics) – Raya
📊 Drive insights for one of the most exclusive membership-based social apps on the planet.
💼 Full-Time | 🌍 Remote (West Coast hours) | 💰 Competitive
⚙️ Skills: SQL, Statistics, Experimentation, Product Analytics, Consumer Tech Insights
Apply Here →

Skill Booster: Clear Writing in 5 Sentences

Most messages can be clearer—and shorter—with a simple structure.

Start with the point: One sentence with the decision, request, or update.

Add context only if needed: One sentence on why it matters.

Give options: One sentence with options or the recommended choice.

Define next steps: One sentence with who’s doing what by when.

Be kind and concise: One sentence to thank or invite questions.

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Toolbox: Simple Tools That Help Right Away

Google Calendar or Outlook: Add time blocks for the Big 3 and set reminders for deadlines.

Todoist or Trello: Keep one list/board with today, this week, and later; check off wins to see progress.

Pomofocus or Focus To-Do: Free Pomodoro timers to guide 25-minute focus blocks and breaks.

Grammarly or Google Docs: Quick grammar and clarity check before sending messages or emails.

Clockify or Toggl: Track time on tasks to learn how long things really take and plan better next time.

✅ Before You Go

🤝 Know someone who’s job hunting?

That’s all for today. Remember:
Remote isn’t the future — it’s now. And we’ve got your back.

– Team Hiring Path
Real jobs. Real skills. Real opportunity

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