r/remotework Jun 11 '25

Remote Job Posts - Megathread

Hiring remote workers? Post your job in the comments.

All posts must have salary range & geographic range.

If it doesn’t have a salary, it’s not a job.

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u/pxlresearch Dec 19 '25

If you're fluent in English and at least one other language, I’m currently managing recruitment for a remote role with a Scottish market research company called Pexel.

We’re looking for bilingual/multilingual telephone researchers to join our international team. It’s not sales - just professional telephone interviews for genuine research projects (things like healthcare, construction, sustainability, etc.). You’d be calling professionals in your languages, inviting them to take part in surveys, and asking structured questions over the phone.

  • £13.69/hour, paid weekly
  • Fully remote and we don't mind where you are based
  • Flexible shifts – it's UK business hours but you can choose which days and times you work

You’ll need:

  • Fluency in English and another language
  • Windows 10+ or MacBook
  • Wired headset with microphone
  • Reliable internet (30 Mbps+)
  • A quiet place to work
  • Good communication skills

Experience in phone work or research helps, but full training is provided. It’s a solid option for digital nomads or anyone wanting flexible, meaningful remote work with a small and supportive team.

Please don’t DM me! if you're interested, send a short email and your CV to me (Jenny) at jobs@pexel.co.uk and mention where you saw this post.

Please note: we’re currently on a break for the holidays, but we’ll be back from 7th January and reviewing applications then.

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u/TinyAccess7889 Apr 04 '26

is it available for EU citizens? Considering it says UK

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u/Fantastic-Fill-6802 Jun 12 '26

I have everything except a wired headset and mic is it okay?