Companies

These 144 companies post their jobs on their own career sites. Most hire remotely, some only for their offices, and each one says where. A company's own board is where a role appears first; job boards and aggregators copy it later, if at all, and a role can be filled by then.

They are listed A to Z in one table, each with whether it hires remotely, in its offices or both, a short note on where, its sector and the system its careers page runs on. The company name links to its job board. Every board was read on 28 October 2026.

This is the shared list Seekter shows during setup. It is filtered there to the country you live in and the work you do, and every daily run then reads the boards you kept. The list itself is open to anyone; you don't need Seekter to use it.

How to Read the List

• Work model says how the company hires: Remote, Offices (on-site or hybrid, which matters if you would relocate), or Remote and offices, which usually means some roles of each.
• Where it hires is what its own board says. "Worldwide" or "anywhere" means wherever you live, often with a time-zone overlap of a few hours. EMEA covers Europe, the Middle East and Africa. A company that names its countries is held to them. "No region stated" means remote roles without saying where: read each posting's location line before applying.

A company with nothing open in your field today is still worth watching: boards change every week. And the posting always has the last word. A company that hires across Europe can still write "UK only" on one role.

The List

115 hire remotely, 16 remotely and in their offices, and 13 only in their offices.

Watching These Companies With Seekter

When you set Seekter up, it shows the companies on this list that hire where you can work, grouped by how firmly each one says so, and adds them all unless you drop some. Every run after that reads their boards and filters the postings by your rules: your titles, your seniority, your languages and the countries you can work in.

Already set up? Ask Claude to show you the companies from the catalog that fit you and add the ones you want. Company Career Sites explains how the fit is worked out and how to add a company that isn't here.

Adding a Company

The list lives in the Seekter repository, in reference/employers/catalog.json. A company goes in when its own board shows that it hires remotely and Seekter can read that board. The rules are in the catalog's README: public facts only, and nothing about anyone's applications. Open a pull request or an issue with the company's careers page.

Questions

Which companies hire remotely from anywhere in the world?

The ones whose note says worldwide, anywhere or global: they say on their own boards that they hire regardless of country, sometimes within a band of time zones.

Are there hybrid and on-site companies too?

Yes: the ones marked Offices hire only for their offices, on-site or hybrid, and the ones marked Remote and offices have both kinds of role. Their notes name the cities. They are worth watching if you would relocate; setup shows the office-only ones only if you say you would.

Do these companies sponsor visas?

The list doesn't say, because most companies decide per role. Remote roles rarely need a visa, but some require the right to work in a named country. Read the posting's eligibility line, and the form's own questions, before applying.

How often is the list checked?

Every board was read on 28 October 2026. Seekter reads the boards of the companies you keep on every run, and a board that stops answering is reported in that run, so a company that moved to another system shows up as a problem instead of quietly going silent.