The 30 Best Companies Hiring Remote Product Managers (October 2026)

Upstart is an AI lending marketplace that uses machine-learning credit models to approve borrowers traditional FICO-based scorecards miss, connecting consumers to 100+ banks and credit unions. For borrowers it offers personal loans, auto refinance, HELOCs, and small-dollar relief loans with quick rate checks and next-day funding; for lenders it provides the AI models and cloud software behind the loans. The company has served 4M+ customers and powered $57B+ in originations, and trades publicly on NASDAQ as UPST. Culturally it is proudly digital-first and mostly remote, with intentional in-person onsites, equity from day one, 401(k) matching, paid parental leave, and fertility benefits, and values critical thinking, honest debate, and humility.

HighLevel (GoHighLevel) is an all-in-one sales and marketing platform that agencies, marketers, and small businesses use to capture, nurture, and close leads, with CRM, funnels, automations, messaging, payments, and AI features bundled into one system. Its standout model is white-labeling: agencies resell the platform to their own clients under their own brand, which has built a large community of so-called SaaSpreneurs. Founded in 2018 by Shaun Clark, Varun Vairavan, and Robin Alex, it now powers more than two million businesses and crossed $1B in customer-facing revenue, raising a Series C round led by General Atlantic. HighLevel is a remote-first company with hubs in Dallas and Tampa, flexible PTO, paid family leave, and employer-paid health benefits.

Kraken is a cryptocurrency exchange that lets individuals and institutions trade over 650 crypto assets, stocks, and derivatives across 190+ countries. Founded in 2011, it has processed over $2 trillion in total platform volume and generated $1.5 billion in revenue in 2024. The company is globally remote with over 2,000 employees, and its culture is deeply rooted in crypto-native, cypherpunk values. Kraken emphasizes transparency, outcome-driven work, and expects every team member to stay educated on the rapidly evolving crypto landscape.

Autodesk makes the design and engineering software that architects, engineers, manufacturers, and media studios use to imagine and build the physical world, from AutoCAD and Revit in construction to Fusion in product design and Maya in film and visual effects. It sells primarily by subscription (and newer token-based Flex plans) to businesses of all sizes, and has been adding generative-AI tools like Flow Studio for 3D asset creation. A NASDAQ-listed public company, Autodesk employs well over 10,000 people and runs a hybrid-first culture with unlimited time off and sabbaticals. For a PM, it's a mature, category-defining software company spanning several large design verticals.

Mercury is a fintech offering business banking, credit cards, bill pay, invoicing, and treasury for startups and small businesses — banking services provided through partner banks Choice Financial and Column N.A. The product bundles what most companies stitch together from five tools: checking and savings, virtual cards, AI-driven bill pay, accounting sync to QuickBooks/Xero/NetSuite, and Treasury portfolios yielding up to 3.65% via JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley. Founded in 2017, Mercury serves 300K+ entrepreneurs with $20B+ in monthly transaction volume — roughly 1 in 3 startups bank with them. Remote-first with optional offices, 12+ weeks paid parental leave, and family-forming benefits via Carrot Fertility.

Reddit is one of the world's largest online communities, organized into hundreds of thousands of topic-based subreddits where users share links, text posts, and have discussions voted up or down by the community. It attracts over 70 million daily active users and has become a primary destination for niche interest communities, hobbyist forums, and authentic peer advice. Reddit went public on NYSE in March 2024 after years as one of the most-valued private consumer internet companies. The company generates revenue primarily through advertising and has been investing in its data licensing business, which became prominent in the context of AI training data deals.

AlphaSense is an AI-powered market intelligence and search platform used by analysts at investment banks, hedge funds, private equity firms, consultancies, and corporate strategy teams to surface insights across 500 million-plus financial and business documents. Its content set spans broker research, company filings, expert call transcripts (via Tegus, which it acquired), and customers' internal knowledge, with multi-agent generative search and Deep Research layered on top. The company was founded in 2011, is headquartered in New York, and counts 6,500+ enterprises including Pfizer, Microsoft, J.P. Morgan, and Salesforce as customers. It hires remotely across the US, UK, Ireland, Canada, and India.

Affirm is a buy now, pay later platform that lets consumers split purchases into installments at checkout, both online and in physical retail. Unlike credit cards, Affirm shows the exact total interest cost upfront, with no late fees or hidden charges. It's integrated with major retailers including Amazon, Shopify, and Walmart, and processes billions in gross merchandise volume annually. The company went public on Nasdaq in 2021 and has continued to grow its merchant network and consumer base as BNPL becomes a standard payment option.

Housecall Pro is a field service management platform for home service businesses — plumbers, electricians, HVAC technicians, cleaning companies, and other trades. It provides scheduling, dispatching, invoicing, payment collection, and customer communication tools in a mobile-first product designed for the owner-operator or small team. The platform serves tens of thousands of service businesses across North America who are moving from paper and phone-based operations to software. Housecall Pro is backed by growth equity and has built a strong community of tradespeople alongside its software, offering training, community forums, and business resources.

PandaDoc is document management software used by sales, ops, and revenue teams to create, send, track, eSign, and get paid on proposals, quotes, and contracts. The platform combines a drag-and-drop editor with CPQ, smart content, CRM integrations (including native CPQ for Salesforce and HubSpot), real-time collaboration, and embedded payments. Founded in 2014 by two college friends, the company crossed $100M ARR in 2024 and reached unicorn status in 2021 with its Series C. PandaDoc is remote-first with a globally distributed team — Pandas work from dozens of countries with optional hubs in Warsaw, Lisbon, and beyond, and the culture leans on a framework they call L.I.F.E.: Learn, Impact, Fun, Empathy.

Veeva is the industry cloud for life sciences, providing software, AI, data, and consulting across R&D, quality, regulatory, safety, medical, and commercial functions for pharmaceutical and biotech companies. Its Vault platform and Vault CRM run mission-critical workflows like clinical trials, regulatory submissions, and HCP engagement, and it serves more than 1,500 customers from the largest pharma companies to emerging biotechs, with 85% of newly approved drugs launched on Veeva. Founded in 2007 and publicly traded, Veeva is a Public Benefit Corporation that weighs the interests of customers, employees, and communities. It is investing heavily in agentic AI for drug development and commercial teams, making it a strong fit for a PM who wants deep domain work in regulated, high-stakes vertical SaaS.

Mozilla is the non-profit-backed organization behind Firefox, Thunderbird, Mozilla VPN, Firefox Relay, and Mozilla Monitor — products built around user privacy and a free, open internet. The company is increasingly focused on open-source, trustworthy AI, with initiatives like Mozilla Ventures (early-stage investing), the Mozilla Data Collective, and partnerships with researchers like Mila to push back on big AI consolidation. Mozilla is remote-first with a long history of asynchronous global collaboration, and US employees get 100% covered health plan premiums, 26 weeks paid leave for childbearing parents, and 12 weeks for non-childbearing parents. A rare mission-driven landing spot at scale for PMs who care about the open web.

Allstate is one of the largest personal-lines insurers in the US, selling auto, home, renters, condo, motorcycle, and life policies, plus newer device and identity protection, to more than 16 million households. The business runs on a mix of captive agents, direct-to-consumer online quoting, and a mobile app that bundles roadside help, climate-risk insights, and data-privacy tools. Founded in 1931 and public on the NYSE, the company is mid-transformation toward direct and digital distribution, which makes it an interesting spot for a PM who wants to modernize legacy insurance products at real scale. Allstate emphasizes a flexible, collaboration-oriented workforce model and benefits spanning mind, body, and wallet.

Instacart (Maplebear Inc.) is the largest online grocery marketplace in North America, letting shoppers order same-day delivery or pickup from more than 1,500 retail banners and 100,000+ stores including Kroger, Costco, ALDI, Sam's Club, Target, and CVS. Beyond the consumer marketplace, Instacart runs an enterprise platform that powers retailers' own digital storefronts and an ads business that brands buy directly. The company went public on NASDAQ in 2023 under the ticker CART, surpassed $10B in quarterly gross transaction value in Q1 2026, and continues to expand globally, including the April 2026 acquisition of Instaleap. Headquartered in San Francisco with a workforce of roughly 3,600.

CVS Health is a diversified health company built around three pillars: America's largest neighborhood pharmacy chain, the Aetna health insurance business, and CVS Caremark, one of the country's biggest pharmacy benefit managers. It connects more than 100 million people to care through retail stores, prescription delivery, specialty medications, and a set of consumer mobile apps, with a strategy focused on making care more affordable and connected. It is a publicly traded Fortune-scale company (NYSE: CVS) with over 300,000 employees. For a PM, the interesting work sits at the intersection of retail, insurance, and pharmacy data at massive scale, inside a heavily regulated healthcare environment.

ClickHouse is an open-source, column-oriented OLAP database built for sub-second analytical queries over petabyte-scale data, offered both as the original OSS engine and as a managed cloud service. It's used for real-time analytics, observability (via the ClickStack open-source stack), and increasingly as the storage layer behind AI and agentic systems — customers include Anthropic, Cloudflare, Meta, Sony, eBay, Spotify, Vercel, and thousands more. The company is fully remote with employees in 10+ countries, recently acquired Langfuse to expand into LLM observability, and notes that 40% of its leadership team is women. For PMs, it's one of the more interesting data infrastructure companies riding the AI workload curve.

Hopper is a travel booking app that uses predictive pricing algorithms to tell users when is the best time to buy flights and hotels — and backs that advice with price freeze and price drop guarantee products. It has expanded from a consumer travel predictor into a fintech-enabled travel business, earning significant revenue from ancillary products like Price Freeze, Cancel for Any Reason, and flight credit insurance. Hopper has also built a B2B business, licensing its fintech travel products to other platforms including Capital One Travel. The company raised at a multi-billion dollar valuation and has grown to tens of millions of app downloads.

Netflix is the subscription streaming service for movies, TV shows, anime, and documentaries, watched on smart TVs, phones, tablets, laptops, and game consoles. Plans run from an ad-supported tier around $8.99 to about $26.99 a month, and the company increasingly produces its own original films and series alongside licensed content. It is a public company with a massive global subscriber base, and for product people it offers work spanning recommendation systems, playback and device experiences, kids profiles and parental controls, billing, and a growing advertising business. The company employs roughly 16,000 people.

Zillow is the leading US real estate marketplace, where millions of people search for-sale homes, rentals, and listings, check Zestimate home values, and connect with agents and lenders. It has been expanding beyond pure search into the full transaction, with tools like BuyAbility for affordability, a large rental network with online applications and rent payments, and Zillow Home Loans for mortgages. The company is publicly traded on NASDAQ. For a PM, the appeal is consumer-scale product work across one of the most-visited property platforms, spanning search, rentals, and financing as Zillow tries to own more of the end-to-end home-buying journey.

Coinbase is a publicly traded cryptocurrency exchange and financial services company that provides retail and institutional customers with a platform to buy, sell, and store digital assets. Beyond the core exchange, it offers a developer platform (Base), a self-custody wallet, staking services, and an institutional prime brokerage product. Coinbase went public on Nasdaq in April 2021 and has navigated significant regulatory scrutiny as one of the most prominent US-regulated crypto companies. The company employs thousands of people across a remote-first organization and has invested heavily in compliance infrastructure to operate at the regulated frontier of crypto.

Xsolla is a global video game commerce company that operates as a Merchant of Record for game developers and publishers, handling payments, tax, fraud, refunds, and compliance across more than 1,000 payment methods worldwide. The platform spans Pay Station, Web Shop, Site Builder, in-game stores, subscriptions, login, and a launcher, and is increasingly focused on direct-to-consumer mobile monetization in the post-DMA era. Customers range from indie studios to large publishers like SEGA, with a cumulative audience of around 50 million players.

1password is a password manager and secrets platform used by millions of individuals and over 100,000 businesses to store, organize, and share credentials securely. For teams it handles everything from employee password vaults to SSH keys, API tokens, and infrastructure secrets through a developer-focused CLI and integrations with CI/CD pipelines. The company raised a $620M Series C in 2022, growing rapidly as enterprises invest more in identity security. The culture is remote-first with a long track record of distributed work dating back to well before the pandemic.

Viseven is a martech provider for the pharmaceutical and life sciences industry, helping drug makers run omnichannel campaigns and personalized journeys that engage healthcare professionals. Its core product, eWizard, is an AI-powered content platform that lets pharma marketing teams build and adapt modular, compliant content at scale, alongside professional services and tools like the Lexi AI event coordinator. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Ukraine with offices across Estonia, Poland, India, and the US, it serves 50-plus global pharma brands including Abbott, Bayer, and Biogen, is profitable, and is backed by private equity firm Horizon Capital. The company is remote-first with individually-agreed schedules and coworking hubs, and notes that over half its people have stayed five-plus years. PMs work on content and engagement technology in a heavily regulated, enterprise-customer setting.

Nebius is an AI-focused cloud provider that gives builders and enterprises access to the latest NVIDIA GPUs — from H100s through the GB300 NVL72 — in pre-configured clusters with InfiniBand networking and managed Kubernetes or Slurm orchestration. Customers include Shopify, Revolut, JetBrains, Prisma Labs, and a range of AI-native startups using the platform for training and inference at scale. The company also runs a Token Factory and managed services for things like MLflow and Postgres, and operates its own purpose-built data centers, including one outside Helsinki. Nebius is headquartered in Amsterdam, listed on Nasdaq as NBIS, and has a remote-friendly culture though most teams expect some in-office time.

Assured builds AI-powered claims software for property and casualty insurance carriers, handling everything from first notice of loss through messaging, fraud detection, catastrophe response, and agentic AI for adjusters. The platform's edge is capturing structured, machine-readable data at the start of a claim — rather than the free-form narratives that have stalled automation in the industry — and using that data to drive straight-through processing across personal auto, homeowners, workers' comp, and other P&C lines. Backed by Iconiq, Kleiner Perkins, DCM, Costanoa, and Valor, the company is fully remote with unlimited PTO, family leave, equity, and home office stipends. It's a focused team going deep on one of the slowest-moving sectors in software.

SandboxAQ builds what it calls Large Quantitative Models (LQMs) — AI systems grounded in physics, chemistry, and biology rather than language, aimed at producing real-world results in drug discovery, materials science, post-quantum cryptography, and AI-based navigation and sensing. Spun out of Alphabet in 2022 and led by CEO Jack Hidary with Eric Schmidt as chairman, it has become one of the most heavily-capitalized applied-AI companies, with customers across pharma, defense, and financial services. The team of around 340 is global, with a strong emphasis on technical depth, family planning and fertility benefits, fully paid parental leave, and frequent team offsites.

GitLab is an end-to-end DevSecOps platform that provides source code management, CI/CD pipelines, security scanning, project management, and more in a single application. Unlike GitHub, which focuses on code hosting and has grown its tooling over time, GitLab was built as an integrated platform from the start, allowing engineering organizations to manage their full software development lifecycle without stitching together separate tools. GitLab went public on Nasdaq in October 2021 and has been fully remote since its founding — it's one of the largest all-remote companies in the world with thousands of employees across 60+ countries. The company's handbook is publicly available and has become a model for transparent, documentation-driven culture.

Thumbtack is a marketplace that connects homeowners with local, skilled professionals for projects ranging from home repairs and landscaping to plumbing and electrical work. The platform serves both individual customers looking for reliable help and local pros seeking more business, backed by over 15 million reviews and 300,000 active professionals. Operating with a virtual-first mindset, the company offers remote roles across the United States, Canada, and the Philippines. They prioritize a human-centered approach to technology and offer comprehensive benefits including parental leave and home office stipends.

Deepgram is a foundational voice AI company whose speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and voice-agent APIs let developers build real-time and batch voice applications, available in the cloud or self-hosted. It sells to enterprises and AI builders, powering voice for companies like Twilio, Cloudflare, IBM, and Sierra, and recently launched Flux, a multilingual conversational speech recognition model. Founded in 2015 out of deep-learning research, originally waveform analysis in a dark matter detector, the company reached $1.3B unicorn status with a $130M Series C in early 2026. Deepgram is remote-first across 20+ states and several countries, with a research-driven, ownership-heavy engineering culture, an annual offsite, unlimited PTO, and parental leave.

Twin Health is a digital metabolic health company that uses continuous physiological monitoring and AI-driven coaching to help people reverse type 2 diabetes and obesity through behavior and lifestyle change. Members wear continuous glucose monitors and other sensors, and Twin's AI creates personalized nutrition, exercise, and sleep programs based on their metabolic data. The company works with employers and health plans and has published clinical evidence showing meaningful HbA1c reduction and medication reduction among members. Twin Health is venture-backed and operates in the digital therapeutics market for cardiometabolic conditions.