Remote Backend Jobs
185 Remote Jobs available
At a glance: As of 4 Nov 2026, 185 live jobs from 64 employers. 15 were posted in the last 7 days. 41% publish a salary; the median published salary is $203,000 a year (USD). 10 are open to applicants anywhere in the world. Hiring most right now: Affirm, Coinbase and Grafana Labs.
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- CoinbasePosted 12 hours agoUnited StatesUSD 186K / yearSenior#GraphQL#Java#PythonPosted 12 hours agoView job
- Recare Deutschland GmbHYesterdayYesterdayView jobArbeitnow
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- Camunda3 days agoWorldwideMid level#Elasticsearch#Java#MySQL3 days agoView job
- Dropbox4 days ago4 days agoView jobWe Work Remotely
- VetsEZ4 days ago4 days ago
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- Affirm4 days agoUnited StatesStaff#AWS#CI/CD#IAM4 days agoView job
- Affirm4 days agoUnited KingdomGBP 120K–168K / yearSenior#AWS#Kotlin#Kubernetes4 days agoView job
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- Coinbase5 days agoUnited StatesUSD 186K–219K / yearSenior#C++#Java#Rust5 days agoView job
- Bitovi5 days ago5 days agoView jobWe Work Remotely
- Moxie5 days ago5 days ago
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- Affirm6 days agoUnited StatesUSD 230K–290K / yearStaff#AWS#Kafka#Kotlin6 days agoView job
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- Last weekView jobArbeitnow
- PatreonLast weekLocation not statedUSD 258–386 / hourStaff#AWS#Kubernetes#PythonLast weekView job
- Movable InkLast weekLocation not statedUSD 140K–180K / yearSenior#AWS#Azure#CI/CDRemoteFirstJobs (formerly JobsCollider)Last week
Backend roles own the services behind the product: APIs, data models, queues, background jobs, and the latency and correctness guarantees everything else is built on.
Remote backend openings cluster around infrastructure and fintech companies, API-first products, and any team large enough to have split its platform from its interface. Go, Python, Node, Java and Rust dominate the listings.
Read for scale and on-call: a backend role at ten requests a second is a different job from one at ten thousand. Check whether the team owns its own deployments, and whether the on-call rotation is compatible with your timezone.
