9 Remote Jobs That Pay at Least $87,000 a Year (And Require Little Experience)

"Remote work has completely taken off in recent years. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that nearly one in four people were working from home during the first quarter of 2024. If you want to work remotely, there are many lucrative entry-level jobs waiting. These 9 positions do not require postsecondary education beyond a bachelor's degree and often provide on-the-job training, eliminating the need for years of prior experience. Best of all, they pay over $87,000 a year."

"Have you written how-to guides, instruction manuals, journal articles, or other supporting documents before? Can you effectively communicate complex or technical information? Well then, you may want to explore technical writing from home. While some technical writers hold degrees in communications or journalism, formal education or a technical background aren't always required. You can enroll in technical communication programs to kickstart your new remote job while seeking freelance work."

"If you're trained as a registered nurse, you can explore remote options, including telehealth nursing or case management nursing. Later on, you can easily branch off into other areas of interest, like medical writing or informatics nursing. Several educational paths can lay a foundation for these options, including an associate's degree in nursing or a diploma from an approved nursing program. Becoming a fully remote nurse is an option, and the demand for such positions continues to grow."

Remote work adoption has surged, with the BLS reporting nearly one in four people working from home in Q1 2024. Nine remote entry-level positions pay over $87,000 annually and typically do not require education beyond a bachelor's degree. Many of these roles provide on-the-job training and accept candidates without extensive prior experience. Examples include technical writer (median $91,670), registered nurse with remote options like telehealth or case management (median $93,600), and web developer (median $95,380). Educational pathways vary by role, ranging from associate degrees to communication programs or certificates.

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