Looking for a remote job that lets you explore the world while working remotely? Whether you dream of logging in from a beach in Bali, a brasserie in Paris or a cozy mountain cabin—or maybe just a cafe around the corner—FlexJobs has the solution with its new report on the 30 best companies for work-from-home jobs and remote work.

Since 2019, I’ve been reporting on companies that embrace full-time remote work, allowing employees to ditch the office, work from anywhere and turn their travel dreams into reality. For context, you can also check out the reports from 2024, 2023, 2022 and 2020.

For 2025, I once again tapped into FlexJobs, which releases an annual ranking: Top 30 Companies for Work-From-Anywhere Jobs. This year’s list offers a fascinating snapshot of the evolving remote work landscape—and serves as a roadmap for creating the flexible, travel-filled lifestyle you’ve always dreamed about.

Remote Jobs: More In Demand Than Ever

At a time when more companies are calling employees back to the office, demand for remote work remains strong, making this list of work-from-anywhere jobs more relevant than ever.

“Since the pandemic, we know that employees have pursued greater work flexibility both in schedule and location. So having the ability to work remotely—and from anywhere in the world—offers people the most flexibility, which is why nearly 60% of workers say they would even accept a pay cut to have this benefit,” Toni Frana, career expert manager at FlexJobs, told me in an interview.

According to FlexJobs, work-from-anywhere job postings account for less than 5% of all remote work listings in its database—but these jobs are some of the most popular, especially in light of the recent election, which resulted in a spike in Americans wanting to leave the U.S.

“Building off of popular trends like digital nomadism, these types of roles continue to grow in popularity among job seekers. But because of their limited availability in the overall marketplace, they remain one of the most competitive types of roles to land,” says Frana.

And while the recent U.S. election may have sparked uncertainty in some industries, FlexJobs hasn’t seen a direct impact on interest in remote work. “In fact, nearly 70% of workers do not believe the election will have an impact on their career,” says Frana. “However, there is always strong interest for work-from-anywhere jobs, not only because they provide the ultimate in location flexibility, but also because they make up such a small portion of the remote work landscape.”

Remote Jobs: FlexJobs Ranks The Companies

This year, Veeva takes the top spot on the FlexJobs list, jumping up from the number five spot on last year’s list. Headquartered in Pleasanton, California, Veeva provides cloud-based software and services for the life sciences industry. As an employer, Veeva has had open positions in consulting, science, marketing, data engineering and more.

“Veeva’s commitment to work-life balance makes them an excellent leader in the flexible work space,” says Frana. “They consistently hire for the most work-from-anywhere jobs, which was reflected in the high volume of WFA postings available at Veeva over the last year that secured them the #1 spot.”

Coming in second on the FlexJobs list: Invisible Technologies, which was number six last year. Founded in 2015 to help overworked, stressed-out people, Invisible Technologies offers custom operations support to scaling small and midsized businesses.

Some of the other work-from-anywhere leaders include Canonical (an efficiency expert) and Wikimedia Foundation (which powers free knowledge platforms like Wikipedia).

Remote Jobs: Tracking The Trends

For the 2025 list, FlexJobs welcomed 19 new companies, demonstrating the far-reaching opportunities for work-from-anywhere talent across career levels and industries. Newcomers include CloudLinux, Duolingo (the language learning app) and GitLab.

“Seeing 19 new employers on the list across several different industries is exciting because it highlights their commitment to offering the work flexibility people want, need and are pursuing in the year ahead,” says Frana.

Another emerging trend: Project management jobs are becoming more widely available as work-from-anywhere roles. “Project management is an in-demand field right now, and we expect that to continue throughout 2025,” says Frana. “While IT roles have historically offered work-from-anywhere opportunities, seeing project management roles available without a specific location requirement is surprising, because offering the ability to work from anywhere allows companies to attract top talent from this in-demand field all over the globe.”

So whether you want to backpack through Southeast Asia, live like a local in Lisbon or simply have the freedom to hop between destinations without missing a paycheck, these companies make it possible. Read on for the top 30 companies for remote jobs in the FlexJobs report, ranked in order from highest to lowest for volume of work-from-anywhere job listings.

30 Companies For Remote Jobs In 2025, Ranked By FlexJobs

1. Veeva – This is a provider of cloud-based software and services for the life sciences industry—and it provides the highest volume of work-from-anywhere job listings on the FlexJobs list.
2. Invisible Technologies – Founded in 2015 to help overworked, stressed-out people, Invisible Technologies offers custom operations support to scaling small and midsized businesses.
3. Canonical – This company offers a variety of services to help organizations become more efficient in their operations while reducing overall costs.
4. Social Discovery Group – This global technology company runs social media, dating and entertainment apps.
5. Wikimedia Foundation – This nonprofit organization is dedicated to fostering the growth, development and distribution of free, multilingual content via free knowledge platforms like Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
6. Remote Technology, Inc. – This company empowers companies to pay and manage contract and full-time workers around the world.
7. Chainlink Labs – This internet company is developing smart contracts in an aim to reinvent what makes a trustworthy agreement.
8. Nethermind – This company’s mission is to combine talent from around the world to solve some of the most complex blockchain problems.
9. Gamurs Group – This is a leading esports media network and a growing entertainment space contender.
10. CloudLinux – This computer software company is striving to make Linux more profitable, stable and secure by changing the way data centers and hosting companies use the technology.
11. AlpacaDB – This API stock and crypto brokerage platform enables services to embed investing and developers to build applications and trading algorithms that can access the market commission-free.
12. 10UP – This full-service digital agency is focused on content management with strategists, designers and engineers working around the globe.
13. Duolingo – The largest online language learning platform in the world has free education software for English speakers in dozens of languages for use on a variety of platforms and devices.
14. Sporty Group – This internet and technology business has a sports media, social, FinTech and gaming platform that serves millions of daily active users across the globe.
15. Deca Games – This independent publisher works with game developers and studios who lack the necessary resources to run their game.
16. EX Squared – This global creative technology and strategic design agency helps brands rethink and develop new products, grow markets, streamline operations, evolve features, set a vision, and more.
17. Xapo Bank – This financial company provides services related to Bitcoin.
18. OP Labs – This software development company is on a mission to enable global adoption of Ethereum.
19. Coalition Technologies – This metrics-driven digital agency offers a fun, thriving work environment with flexible work options and opportunities for growth and advancement.
20. Ulatus – This ISO-certified company provides translation services in Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, Indian, Korean, and Portuguese.
21. YODO1 – This gaming services company helps developers and studios around the world market, manage and monetize their games.
22. Woo Network – This financial technology startup helps individuals freely invest, trade, borrow and lend—to improve their lives.
23. Superside – This company is on a mission to deliver design at scale to enterprise teams.
24. Teramind – This company provides workforce monitoring software and insider threat prevention with a user-centric approach to security.
25. GitLab – This company maintains a distributed team of professionals that work remotely across multiple continents.
26. Simetrik – This financial technology company simplifies and automates financial controls using AI-powered solution data.
27. Percona – This computer software company provides support and services to users of MySQL and MongoDB.
28. Ancient Gaming – This software solutions is focused on product creation, development and business intelligence to help clients in the gaming industry.
29. Clipboard Health – This company uses technology to match qualified nurses with the right job opportunities.
30. Bad Marketing – This igital marketing and advertising agency is dedicated to using unique strategies to scale its clients’ brands.

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