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JavaScript Developer -

As even more of the world moved online amid the pandemic, more work has been needed on websites to facilitate that transition.

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Salesforce Developer -

Combining business software design and customer relationship management, this role is growing in importance as business-customer relations have been hit hard.

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Technical Program Manager -

This position handles all aspects of technical projects for an organization, including initiating programs, following their progress, and serving as support providers in case of issues.

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Patient Service Representative -

You can imagine why there is still a high demand for people working with patients, handling complaints, processing orders, and providing information.

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Restaurant Worker -

As establishments reopen and people itch to go out again, restaurant staff are in growing demand.

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Patient Care Assistant -

This position provides basic patient care, and they are one of the medical staff patients probably see most consistently.

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Training Supervisor -

This position is responsible for the coordination of training and development within a company, which may be required even for well-established companies as they must adapt to this new climate.

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Customer Assistant -

Online shopping could be a cause in the spike of demand for this role that provides answers to customers' questions, including technical support and resolving issues for customers who are unhappy with their products/services received.

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Tax Specialist -

This job saw the biggest increase in demand from June to July 2020.

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Salesperson -

Businesses won’t survive if they can’t sell their products!

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Food Delivery Driver -

Food delivery services have seen a huge spike in 2020 and will likely continue to rise.

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Registered Nurse -

The need for nurses has not simmered. In fact, it may still be on the rise as we continue to grapple with coronavirus.

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Software Engineer -

Though this role is popular remotely, it has also consistently ranked high in terms of number of job posts in general.

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Store Associate -

This role takes care of the store’s space, products, and customers, and is the human touch to shopping in real life that many certainly miss.

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Cashier -

The job may not feel like a particularly safe one, coming into contact with hundreds of different people a day, but it’s in high demand.

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Financial Advisor -

As the pandemic spurred on a financial crisis, it makes sense that this job has risen in demand. This position assesses the financial needs of individuals and helps them with investments, tax laws, and insurance decisions.

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Stock Clerk -

Found in retail, department, or grocery stores, a Stock Clerk moves products from the warehouse to store shelves, which is growing in demand as shops reopen.

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Remote jobs with largest increase in demand -

Here are the results specifically in remote work. You'll notice the field is dominated by managerial positions and sales.

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Clinical Research Associate -

With so much uncertainty about the virus, health-care professionals are needed for activities related to medical research, particularly clinical trials with pharmaceutical companies, medical research institutes, and government agencies.

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Marketing Manager -

Even if marketing was going well in February 2020, nearly everyone has had to adapt their business’ marketing.

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Account Manager -

This job involves being responsible for the management of sales and relationships with particular customers.

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Project Manager -

The job of leading a team can become more difficult remotely, but the position is in demand.

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Sales Manager -

A remote sales manager assigns sales territories, sets quotas, mentors members of the team, builds sales plans, and hires and fires salespeople.

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Product Manager -

As products must shift to adapt to this new phase in our lives, the role of product manager becomes more essential: to develop a product, design its business strategy, specify its requirements, and manage the launch of features.

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Back End Developer -

Ever more important as companies have shifted their businesses and services online, this type of programmer creates the core computational logic of a website, software, or information system that customers indirectly interact with.

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Sales Director -

This position develops key growth sales strategies. Duties include hitting targets, building relationships, and understanding customer trends.

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Sales Development Representative -

One of the remote job with the fastest-growing demand is the Sales Development Representative, who focuses on outreach, prospecting, and lead qualification.

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Full Stack Engineer -

This developer works with both the front and back ends of a website or application. They can work with databases, user-facing websites, or even with clients during the planning phase of projects.

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Account Executive -

This role in advertising, marketing, and finance works closely with a client company's objectives and products, providing advice across the board.

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DevOps Engineer -

A DevOp engineer works with developers and IT staff to oversee code releases. The role can involve scripting and coding or network operations.

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Software Architect -

Software jobs, perhaps unsurprisingly, make up four of the top five remote jobs.

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Software Engineer -

The most in-demand job right now in remote working is undeniably the Software Engineer.

See also: Jobs that will (and won’t) survive the robot invasion.

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