What remote jobs can IT support people do in the US?

On 11 November 2026, 29,568 of the 60,757 remote jobs listed on Remotejobify (49%) were open to people in the US. How we check.

More than you’d think: today 180 remote jobs open to people in the US are in work that suits IT support people. Fixing problems for people is something you can do from anywhere with a good connection. That’s out of 29,568 remote jobs open to people in the US today, from 4,718 companies.

Remote work that uses what you know

Kind of work	Open today	Why it suits you
Technical support	39	You already solve problems for users, which product support teams hire for.
IT administration	31	Looking after laptops, accounts and networks is done remotely now.
QA and testing	59	Finding what’s broken is a skill testing teams pay for.

A job can fit more than one kind of work, so these add up to more than 180.

Before you apply

Many help desk roles ask for CompTIA A+ or similar, but experience counts too. Check whether the job means nights, weekends or being on call.
Look for “US”, “United States”, “North America”, “worldwide” or “anywhere” in the location, and check for a list of states: some US jobs only hire in a few.
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How we counted

We read each remote job from the company’s own job board and work out who it’s open to. A job counts as open to the US if it names it, a region that includes it, or says you can work from anywhere. These numbers are from today’s list and change as jobs open and close.

What remote jobs can IT support people do in the US?

Remote work that uses what you know

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