6 Remote Jobs Hiring In BC That Pay Over $100K & You Can Work From Bed

Dream job alert! 🚨

​A woman working from her computer. Right: A cat and a computer on a bed.

A woman working from her computer. Right: A cat and a computer on a bed.

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There are a bunch of remote jobs hiring in B.C. right now that will let you work from the comfort of your bed.

Not only do these gigs allow remote work, but they also pay whopping annual salaries over $100,000.

So if you've been searching high and low for a new career that also pays well, these remote jobs might just make you do a little happy dance.

Software Development Engineer

Salary: $110,627 to $149,658 per year

Who Should Apply: This high-paying remote job will allow you to develop software for the big company Amazon. At least two years of software development experience are required to land this gig.

Apply Here

Statistical Programmer

Salary: $110,000 to $160,000 per year

Who Should Apply: This job will require someone with five or more years in a statistical programming role. You will get to work on programming assignments for this company right from your very own laptop.

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VFX Lead (Gameplay)

Salary: $120,000–$200,000 per year

Who Should Apply: This remote job based out of Vancouver requires eight or more years of game development experience.

If working with game technology has always been your thing, this job could be a dream come true!

Apply Here

Junior Project Manager

Salary: Up to $130,000 per year

Who Should Apply: The Junior Project Manager will work with the Senior Project Engineering Manager to assist in planning as well as ensure that projects are properly executed.

You will need at least five years of previous engineering experience working in an industrial environment to secure the role.

Although this is a remote job, it is a requirement to show up at the company's Victoria location for at least one week a month. You can also expect to do a bit of international travel.

Apply Here

Technical Director

Salary: $160,000 to $200,000 per year

Who Should Apply: This remote role will have you being the technical director of a large video games company based in Canada.

The job will allow you to work at your own pace with independence and you will have to have at least 10 years of industry experience to apply.

Apply Here

Maintenance Superintendent

Salary: $115,200 to $180,000 per year

Who Should Apply: This hybrid gig will have you working for the Global Container Terminals to provide technical and troubleshooting expertise.

You must be a fast learner and have great organizational skills for a chance to land this role.

Apply Here

  • Ashley Harris (she/her) is a writer from Vancouver, Canada, who is passionate about discovering the best restaurants and activities in the city. A huge foodie, she has written for multiple print and digital magazines and is also a local foodie influencer.

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