7 remote Developer Experience Engineer roles open to people living in United States of America, from company career pages and re-checked every day. Each one is listed as remote by the employer.
Open to people in United States of America
2 new this week · updated Nov 14, 2026
7 open postings, 2 of them posted in the last seven days. The newest was posted on Nov 11, 2026. Each one comes from the employer's own careers page and is re-checked every day.
Typically $201,875 to $272,300 a year, with a median of $210,000, going by the 7 postings that state a yearly salary.
Block (2), Customer.io (1), Figma (1) have the most open roles right now.
None of the open postings is marked entry-level or part-time right now.
Yes. Every posting here names United States of America among the countries the employer hires remote staff from, so living there meets its location requirement. Some also ask for working hours that overlap a given time zone; the posting says so.
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