Entry-Level Remote Software Jobs

Junior software roles reward evidence that you can ship working code. Employers usually care less about where you studied than whether they can read your code, run your project and follow your reasoning.

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Common early-career job titles

  • Junior Software Engineer
  • Associate Developer
  • Software Engineering Intern
  • Graduate Engineer
  • Junior Frontend Developer

Skills to show

  • One language in depth
  • Git and pull requests
  • Writing tests
  • Debugging
  • Reading unfamiliar code
  • Written communication

How to stand out with little experience

  • Link two or three projects with a clear README and a working demo, instead of listing many tutorials.

  • Describe what you built, what was hard and what you would change. That is what an interviewer will ask.

  • Include open source pull requests, even small ones: they show you can work in someone else’s codebase.

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