What are the best sites for finding remote SysAdmin/DevOps jobs?

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Best sites for finding remote SysAdmin/DevOps jobs	Price	Last Updated
-- AngelList	-	Jun 9, 2018
-- Stack Overflow Careers	-	Jul 2, 2019
-- Reddit	-	Oct 8, 2019
-- We Work Remotely	-	May 10, 2016
-- Remotesome	Free	Mar 15, 2021

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score 8 · Answer 1

AngelList

Top Pro

Easy to match/connect with employers

AngelList works almost as you'd expect from a dating app. You can click "Interested" in a position or company. If the company does the same with you, an introduction email will be sent to both parties. This helps save time applying for jobs as you know who's interested. See More

Top Con

Not a hotspot for remote jobs

Currently there are a couple hundred remote jobs listed (in total, not specific to devops). While that is still a good number to look through, it's nothing compared to many of the remote-specific job boards. See More

Jesse's Experience

This is a pretty good site with reliable hiring folk. See More

Top Pro

All salaries are listed

Every job post must include a salary range for the position, which saves you from wasting time applying to positions that aren't offering the salary you're looking for. See More

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score 10 · Answer 2

Stack Overflow Careers

Top Pro

Very developer focused

The job postings are all for programming or tech related positions, so there is no need to filter out other job types (such as customer service). See More

Top Con

Not many listings

There is usually around a couple hundred remote positions listed at any given time (all jobs, not specific to just one type), which isn't a lot compared to many remote-specific boards. See More

Top Pro

All positions tagged remote allow fully remote employees

Some job boards will allow a position to be tagged with "remote" if the job only includes some work from home days. Stack Overflow requires that candidates be allowed to work entirely remote for the remote tag to be added. See More

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score 4 · Answer 3

Reddit

Top Pro

"For hire" posts get a lot of attention

Where many of the current remote job boards are specifically for employees looking to apply to positions, reddit is a good place to post "for hire" ads and allow the employers to contact you. See More

Top Con

Not specifically a job board

Reddit is not specifically a job board, so many lack some of the features you're looking for (such as a strong search feature). See More

Top Pro

Variety of freelance and salaried positions

There is a good variety of job types so you're able to find what fits your schedule and lifestyle best. See More

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score 1 · Answer 4

We Work Remotely

Top Pro

High quality, serious job posts

The cost to post a job on We Work Remotely is $200/30 days. Being such an investment for the company insures that all job posts are from serious employers. See More

Top Con

Not that active

We Work Remotely is fairly quiet, with often only one or two new job posts a day. This is likely due to the $200/month cost for employers to post the job ad. There is usually no more than 10 jobs listed under the "Devops and Sysadmin" category. See More

score 2 · Answer 5

Remotesome

Top Con

Maybe even a touch more automation

Top Pro

Great interactive test

ConsiderateShaushka's Experience

Great. Test finished in no time, found a job quick See More

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Hired

Top Pro

Companies apply to you, not the other way around

Top Con

They only cover a couple of locations

Location dependant. See More

Top Pro

Integrations with Résumé, Personal Website, GitHub, Stack Overflow, LinkedIn and Twitter

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codersera

Top Pro

Risk Free Policy

No need to pay in advance. If you are not satisfied in 7 days. Any time you can leave without paying any single penny. See More

Top Con

Payment is high

The payment of remote developers is very high. If you want only quality work then only go with codersera. Because they charge a good amount for a quality product. See More

ResponsiveElatha's Experience

When I was searching for hiring remote developer i clicked on a google ad and eventually I got to codersera website. There i saw codersera's risk-free policy. I tried this policy for 7 days and get quality work from codersera. Their developers are highly qualified, experience and more reliable. See More

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My Recommendation for AngelList

My Recommendation for AngelList

Easy to match/connect with employers

Not a hotspot for remote jobs

All salaries are listed

My Recommendation for Stack Overflow Careers

My Recommendation for Stack Overflow Careers

Very developer focused

Not many listings

All positions tagged remote allow fully remote employees

My Recommendation for Reddit

My Recommendation for Reddit

"For hire" posts get a lot of attention

Not specifically a job board

Variety of freelance and salaried positions

My Recommendation for We Work Remotely

My Recommendation for We Work Remotely

High quality, serious job posts

Not that active

My Recommendation for Remotesome

My Recommendation for Remotesome

Maybe even a touch more automation

Great interactive test

My Recommendation for Hired

My Recommendation for Hired

Companies apply to you, not the other way around

They only cover a couple of locations

Integrations with Résumé, Personal Website, GitHub, Stack Overflow, LinkedIn and Twitter

My Recommendation for codersera

My Recommendation for codersera

Risk Free Policy

Payment is high

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