AI companies change their openings and location policies frequently. Rather than relying on a static “hiring remotely” list, use official careers pages and verify the location shown on the specific role you want.
How to use this guide
Open a company’s official careers page, search for your role, and read the location field, travel expectation, employment authorization, and application instructions. A company can offer some remote or remote-friendly roles without being a fully remote employer.
Examples of official AI-company careers pages
- OpenAI: its official careers page lists current roles; location varies by opening, including some roles labelled Remote – US.
- Anthropic: its official careers page says most staff are in the Bay Area and come to the office regularly, while some roles can be remote-friendly or travel-required. Read each vacancy rather than assuming all roles are remote.
What to verify on every opening
- The role is still open on the employer’s own site.
- Your country, state, and time zone are eligible.
- The job is remote, remote-friendly, hybrid, or office-based as stated—not as inferred from a list.
- The recruiter uses the company’s official domain.
- The application does not request money or unusual personal information.
Build a stronger AI-career search
Match the job’s actual requirements to your demonstrated skills: engineering, research, data, product, operations, safety, sales, or customer support. Do not apply simply because a company name is familiar. For a broader employer directory, see remote-friendly companies and official careers pages. For current roles, use the Remote Jobs hub.
Frequently asked questions
Are AI companies fully remote?
Some roles may be remote or remote-friendly, but policies differ by company, team, location, and job. Verify the individual vacancy.
How can I avoid a fake AI-company job?
Navigate to the company’s official careers page yourself and compare the role, recruiter domain, and application path. Review our job-scam checklist before responding to an unsolicited offer.