50 roles · 8 categories

Remote virtual assistant jobs we place

Every remote role a modern company hires for, from ad buyers to bookkeepers. Pick yours to see what it pays, the tools you need and how we test for it.

Marketing & Growth

Paid ads, social, SEO, email and content people who move numbers.

11 roles

Sales

Setters, SDRs, closers and lead-gen reps who live in the pipeline.

6 roles

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Customer Experience

Support and success agents customers actually like talking to.

5 roles

Admin & Operations

Executive assistants, PMs and ops people who keep founders sane.

6 roles

Creative & Design

Designers and editors who ship on-brand work, fast.

6 roles

Finance & Back Office

Bookkeepers and AP/AR specialists who close the month clean.

3 roles

Tech & Ecommerce

Developers, automation builders and store operators.

6 roles

Industry Specialists

Real estate, medical, legal and insurance VAs with domain training.

7 roles

FAQ

Remote role questions

What is the highest-paying remote VA role?

Sales closers, web developers and senior media buyers are usually the highest-paid remote roles we place, often earning $2,500–$6,000 per month. Pay depends on results, experience and time-zone overlap.

Which remote role is easiest to start in?

General virtual assistant, data entry, live chat and customer support roles have the lowest barrier to entry. Strong English, fast accurate typing and a reliable setup matter more than years of experience.

Can I apply for more than one role?

Yes. Choose one main role and up to three related roles in your application. Your verified profile is matched against openings for all of them.

Do I need a degree to get a remote VA job?

No. Companies hiring through VAHired care about tested skills, English, reliability and proof of work. A degree is rarely required.