Top Remote Tech Jobs

Develops and improves manufacturing processes, workflows, standard operating procedures, work instructions, routings, bills of materials, and production fixtures. Maintains SAP manufacturing data, supports make-or-buy and supplier decisions, analyzes process improvement opportunities, and coordinates engineering changes and new product transfers. Advises design, purchasing, quality, and production teams on manufacturing methods, costs, materials, and technical documentation. Travel to other plants for introductions and transfers may last up to eight consecutive weeks.

Own a portfolio of brand clients and develop account strategies that connect AI-driven brand intelligence to business decisions. Lead kickoffs, working sessions, executive briefings, and quarterly reviews; determine intervention strategies with clients and internal teams; and drive renewals, referrals, and account expansion. Translate data and technical insights into clear recommendations for senior marketing leaders while building processes and collaborating across product, sales, and engineering.

Own PAM’s product direction, technical roadmap, prioritization, and end-to-end execution. Scale and stabilize its AI-powered pitch feedback platform, improve feedback and scoring systems, manage infrastructure and AI costs, establish product operations, and prepare the beta product for commercialization. The role requires hands-on technical judgment across frontend, backend, AI workflows, cloud infrastructure, reliability, and monetization readiness.

Leads hands-on design, development, testing, and production delivery of generative and agentic AI solutions. Builds RAG, automation, knowledge retrieval, developer productivity, and IT operations capabilities; integrates AI with enterprise systems, APIs, data, and cloud services. Ensures security, privacy, observability, evaluation, scalability, and operational readiness while mentoring engineers, documenting reusable patterns, and coordinating technical delivery across architecture, infrastructure, security, data, and business teams.

Own customers’ technical journey from pre-sale proofs of concept through deployment, adoption, renewals, and expansion. Guide architecture, migrations, ingestion pipelines, dashboards, alerts, and observability best practices while coordinating escalations with support and engineering. Build customer relationships, monitor account health, identify risks and opportunities, gather product feedback, and create repeatable onboarding and migration playbooks.

Own and grow a portfolio of chain optical accounts across North America, including sales targets, relationship management, new account prospecting, forecasting, account operations, assortment planning, and joint marketing campaigns. The role manages account processes, collaborates cross-functionally, reports performance to senior management, and helps build scalable wholesale processes. Regular market travel is required for client meetings, prospecting, trade shows, and industry events.

Manage a portfolio of approximately 25 clients, owning relationships, delivery plans, onboarding, reporting, renewals, and account expansion. Partner with SEO, content, web, and paid media specialists to develop and present strategies, monitor performance, manage timelines and budgets, and translate results into business impact. Lead client check-ins, executive reviews, training, and sensitive relationship conversations while maintaining project workflows in Asana and client records in HubSpot.

The Financial Controller will oversee payroll, union reporting, month-end close, GAAP financial reporting, job costing, WIP accounting, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, compliance, and financial analysis. The role supports cost management, administrative operations, and strategic decision-making while partnering with site leadership and Heritage Fencing executives. This fully remote position requires strong construction accounting experience, including percent-of-completion accounting, project-based financial management, and experience in high-growth environments.

The Capital Project Scheduler develops and manages integrated schedules for heavy industrial capital projects from front-end engineering through construction. Responsibilities include schedule logic and sequencing, resource loading, critical path and risk analysis, performance tracking, schedule reporting, status meetings, earned value support, and change management. The role partners with engineering, construction, cost engineering, project management, and business leadership, and requires occasional travel to Chemours facilities.

Owns the full new-logo enterprise sales cycle for BPO, customer experience, and technology-enabled transformation services. The role requires independently creating pipeline, engaging C-suite executives, developing business cases, coordinating internal pursuit teams, negotiating commercial models, and closing complex deals. The successful candidate will leverage executive relationships, industry networks, AI and transformation expertise, and strong commercial judgment to achieve revenue targets. This is a highly visible, self-directed individual contributor role requiring extensive travel.