Remote Async Data Science Jobs
Remote, asynchronous data roles — data science, analytics, machine learning and AI — at async-first companies. Apply from any timezone.
12 Open Data Science Roles
Intermediate Security Analyst, Vulnerability Operations (North America)
GitLab
Staff Commercial Pricing Strategist
GitLab
Lead Pricing Strategist
GitLab
Manager, GTM Analytics
Zapier
Staff Data Scientist
DuckDuckGo
Senior Data Scientist
DuckDuckGo
Director, Data Science
DuckDuckGo
Frequently asked questions
Is data science a good career for remote work?
Yes on both counts — data science remains one of tech's best-paid, most in-demand fields, and data work is among the best-suited to remote async collaboration. Analysis notebooks, dashboards and written findings are asynchronous by nature, and every data role on this page is fully remote at an async-first company.
How much do data scientists make?
US data scientist salaries typically run $110,000–$170,000 per year at remote companies, with machine learning engineers often earning more. Data analysts generally range from $65,000–$110,000. Pay scales with level and company stage — many listings here state the range up front.
How do I become a data analyst?
Learn SQL, a BI tool and enough Python or spreadsheets to clean data, then build public proof: projects on GitHub, a dashboard portfolio, write-ups of real datasets you've analyzed. No degree is required at most remote companies — async-first teams communicate findings in writing, so a clearly written analysis is itself a work sample. Filter by Entry Level for junior openings.
What roles does this data science hub include?
Data science, data analytics, data engineering, machine learning and AI roles — everything currently open at the async-first companies we sync, newest first. Expired listings are removed automatically, and each job links straight to the company's application page.
How do data teams collaborate asynchronously?
Through artifacts instead of meetings: version-controlled notebooks and queries, dashboards anyone can inspect, and written analysis docs with comment threads. Reviews happen in pull requests just like engineering — so a stakeholder in another timezone reads your findings when they wake up, not on a call.