Positions such as apparel product development consultant, architect, associate scientist, bridge engineer and conversation designer are among the top surprising remote work opportunities, according to FlexJobs.
Employee demand and more accepting attitudes from employers around remote work is changing perceptions.
More and more jobs formerly considered as in-office work are likely to start being performed remotely.
The 50 unlikely remote jobs are either active postings or were active at some point during 2020.
These positions range from entry-level to senior-level and span across a wide range of industries.
- Apparel Product Development Consultant
- Architect
- Associate Scientist – Climate Impact and Snow Modeling
- Bridge Engineer
- Conversation Designer
- Cosmetology Practice Question Writer
- Culinary Arts Virtual Teacher
- Dental Assistant or Hygienist
- Digital Painter
- Director of Identity and Freelancer Fraud
- Electrical Controls Analyst
- Fertility Utilization Review
- Festival Coordinator
- Finance and Banking Translator
- Fitness Instructor
- Geospatial Analyst
- Home Stylist
- Infectious Diseases Research Scientist
- In-Game Chat Moderation
- Junior Food Photographer
- Lead Chef Instructor – Pastry
- Lead Sediment Design Engineer
- Lead Telehealth Creative Arts Therapist
- Life Coach
- Menu Team Supervisor
- Mixology and Bartending Instructor
- Navy Readiness Improvement Program Lead
- Northern Mine Geotechnical Specialist
- Nurse Practitioner
- Organic Handler Certification Specialist
- Pattern Maker
- Phonetician
- Project Manager – Custom Farm Builds
- Prop Styling Photographer
- School Social Worker
- Scientist
- Script Analyst
- Senior Mortgage Underwriter
- Senior Scientist – Biocompatibility Specialist
- Simulation Creator
- Social Support, COVID-19
- Spaceship Physics Developer
- Strategic Partner, Sports
- Styling Team Lead
- Teleradiologist
- Tissue Regeneration Specialist, Surgical and Sports Medicine
- Toxicologist
- Trade Book Strategist
- Virtual STEM Camp Director
- Wildlife Scientist
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