About
I got tired of hunting. Between tracking down listings across dozens of different boards and dealing with outdated posts, the whole process felt broken.
That’s why I built RemoteDevWork. It pulls in daily-refreshed, standardized listings so you don't have to keep a hundred tabs open. You can search and filter by your exact tech stack, filter for fully remote or location-specific roles, and apply directly on the company’s site when you find a good fit.
I’ve also added built-in tools to manage your application pipeline and track where you stand in the process. Plus, I just shipped Resume Report, a client-side tool that checks how your resume holds up against ATS parsers (and everything stays locally; we don’t store a thing).
Out of a pool of nearly 20,000 scraped listings, the site currently surfaces over 6,000 curated open roles, with around 4,000 of those being remote. Built it for myself, but hoping it helps other engineers skip the noise and land their next gig.
Key Features
Jobs added daily, directly from company ATS job boards
Sankey pipeline to visualize your applications
Kanban board for managing applications
Weekly digest with jobs suited to you
Standardized job listings with automatic conversion to your local currency and benefit highlights
Competition indexes to help you determine if a listing is worth persuing
Match suggestions, based on your tech-stack and experience
Freshness ledger to help you determine if a listing is stale, or worth applying for
Free resume report, see how ATS parser interpret your CV, optimize it to cut through the noise
Comprehensive filter system, grouped by company, stack, skill, experience, location and more
Helpful guides and tips to help you succeed in your goals (I'm working on these!)
Completed free talent board (Early days, hopefully one day employers will use this to find talent)
Accounts and most tools are free! Supporter upgrade is available, but it is really just to keep the system running! (Prepaid, no recurring payments!)
I hope you'll consider taking a look, I really wanted this to become a resource, something that people find helpful. If you have suggestions please reach out, I will continue to improve this!