Remote TypeScript Jobs: 6,973 Open Positions (2026)

Remote TypeScript Jobs: Demand Overview

TypeScript appears in 6,973 active remote job postings tracked by RemoteHerd, across 2,150 companies. TypeScript has become close to a standard expectation for JavaScript roles on RemoteHerd, appearing in roughly two-thirds of frontend postings and around a third of software and full-stack postings.

Where TypeScript Skills Are in Demand

TypeScript shows up across multiple job categories, but its concentration varies significantly. It's most prominent in Frontend roles, appearing in 64.4% of postings in that category.

• Frontend: 64.4% of postings in this category
• Full Stack: 31.9% of postings in this category
• Software Engineering: 24.2% of postings in this category
• Backend: 16.1% of postings in this category
• AI & Machine Learning: 10.1% of postings in this category
• DevOps: 8.1% of postings in this category

Skills Frequently Paired with TypeScript

Looking at the tech stacks of companies that use TypeScript, these are the skills most often found alongside it:

• JavaScript
• React
• Cloud
• AWS
• Python

Remote TypeScript Salary Guide

TypeScript is used wherever JavaScript is used, but its growing prevalence reflects teams' preference for typed codebases as projects and teams scale. It pairs overwhelmingly with React on the frontend and Node.js for teams building full-stack JavaScript applications.

Companies Hiring Remote TypeScript Developers

2,150 companies in our dataset currently list TypeScript in their tech stack, spanning everything from early-stage startups to large engineering organisations.

Recent Remote TypeScript Job Openings

A sample of recently tracked remote roles requesting TypeScript:

• Software Engineer, Front-End at Kin
• Back End Software Engineer at Ford Motor Company
• Lead Sr. Software Engineer - Front End at Cars Commerce
• Product Engineer - New Products at PostHog
• Frontend Developer (m/w/x) at i22 Digital Agency

Building a Remote TypeScript Career

If you already know JavaScript, TypeScript is the highest-leverage addition for frontend and full-stack roles specifically because of how often it's now paired with React. Beyond that, cloud familiarity and testing tooling round out the most commonly requested combination. For a broader look at how TypeScript fits into the wider Frontend hiring picture, see remote Frontend jobs. If JavaScript is also on your radar, see openings for JavaScript developers for the same level of detail on that side of the stack.