Remote Companies With Flexible Working Hours

173 remote companies with flexible working hours hiring in June 2023 like Cloud Devs, GitLab and Xapo

Cloud Devs

🌎 12 countries

GitLab

🌎 51 countries

Xapo

🌎 55 countries

Modern Tribe

🌎 20 countries

Scrapinghub

🌎 27 countries

OnTheGoSystems

Some teams need to have more fixed schedules especially if working in support. But some roles allow more flexibility, like developer or marketing roles. As long as you're present for all your relevant meetings and deliver what is expected, you can arrange your working hours as you find it most convenient.
🌎 41 countries

The Remote Company

🌎 35 countries

Scopic

Flexible working hours, set your own schedule
🌎 62 countries

BairesDev

🌎 20 countries

Doist

Work from anywhere on your own schedule
🌎 27 countries

Kinsta

About half of our remote team is able to set their own working hours, but the other half needs to work fixed schedules because they’re doing things like providing customer support and monitoring our infrastructure.
🌎 21 countries

Discourse

No set hours. Need to take two weeks off? Wanna try the digital nomad lifestyle? Let’s figure it out! If customers are happy, we’re happy.
🌎 21 countries

Giant Swarm

Prefer to work into the night? Start a bit later then! :D
🌎 25 countries

SUSE

🌎 22 countries

Close

🌎 11 countries

Time Doctor

🌎 28 countries

OpenCraft

Flexible hours - We are all working remotely, from all continents (except Antarctica, at least so far - applicants welcome!). We use remote-friendly and timezone-agnostic workflows based on asynchronous principles and good documentation practice
🌎 19 countries

Slite

We prefer to let YOU decide when is the best time to start your working hours. Check out this article: https://slite.com/blog/working-on-the-weekend
🌎 12 countries

PSPDFKit

🌎 17 countries

Hubstaff

🌎 14 countries

Ghost

🌎 17 countries

Skillcrush

🌎 7 countries

Kuali

We value output over hours in a chair. Enjoy a flexible, 40-hour work week with the rare need for any more of your time.
🌎 2 countries

Talarian

The only imperative is to be here during the very short and infrequent meetings we have, and when it's needed for a release.
🌎 18 countries

HackerNoon

Flexible working hours across all teams and levels. All employees are encouraged to choose a preferred time frame that suits their lifestyle and schedule ⌚
🌎 13 countries

Groove

🌎 15 countries

SafetyWing

Core hours 3 days per week for meetings, but other than that choose your own hours
🌎 15 countries

Frontastic

Flexible working as standard, as long as you are available when needed and your work gets done, you are free to choose your own schedule.
🌎 9 countries

Capbase

🌎 13 countries

Convert

🌎 19 countries

Human Made

🌎 17 countries

Shogun

🌎 11 countries

Stanwood

There are no strict office hours at Stanwood, but we need a few hours of overlap between our schedules to keep our mostly synchronous processes working. Some team members prefer to start early in the morning, some take longer breaks during the day, some prefer working late. As long as we have the needed overlap and everyone knows who’s working right now, it’s fine. To get that kind of transparency, we posts a quick hello and today’s top tasks in our status channel in slack. We post when we take breaks for lunch, workout, walking the dog or other appointments and we post when we are off. If we are off, we switch our profile status to offline and turn off our notifications. That way, we don’t get lured into slack again by the continuing messages of our friends and colleagues. Due to our flexible schedules, someone’s always working and you may get the feeling to miss out on some important things. But it’s important to unplug and really be off work when you’re off.
🌎 9 countries

Gumroad

🌎 11 countries

GitStart

Work remotely and flexibly so long as you self manage your time and productivity well and communicate clearly and quickly.
🌎 15 countries

Chili Piper

🌎 7 countries

Bitovi

🌎 3 countries

Product Hunt

Fluid work schedule – We don’t believe in face time, work when you’re most productive
🌎 10 countries

IPinfo.io

We sync up on a monthly all-hands Zoom call, and most teams do a call together every 2 weeks. Everything else happens asynchronously, via Slack, GitHub, Linear, and Notion. That means you can pick the hours that work best for you, to allow you to be at your most productive.
🌎 13 countries

Testlio

🌎 11 countries

Awesome Motive

Flexible Hours. We value people that are self-motivated to produce results, without someone looking over their shoulder.
🌎 11 countries

Parabol

Team members are expected to communicate when they're around, but not expected to be around all the time.
🌎 10 countries

Remote

You get to do your own schedule no matter the timezone. The Remote Engineering team uses a simple approach to productivity and task management and you can read more about it in The Remote Flow: https://www.notion.so/remotecom/The-Remote-Flow-d90982e77a144f4f990c135f115f41c6
🌎 11 countries

GitBook

We are driven by results and not by efforts (Measure results, not hours). We hold each other accountable to facts, and not to our personal perceptions. Focus on outcomes, not efforts. Work smart, then hard. Solve deep root-problems not symptoms. Avoid sunk-cost fallacies, be honest with yourself and others when something isn’t working out. Be data-informed.
🌎 10 countries

Pitch

🌎 11 countries

Files.com

You have some flexibility to choose your working hours, allowing you to make time for family, recreation, vacations, or anything that is important to you.
🌎 3 countries

Mailshake

🌎 2 countries

Leadfeeder

🌎 9 countries

Wildbit

🌎 4 countries

AgencyAnalytics

As long as you get your work done, you can choose your own hours
🌎 8 countries