Remote Vue Jobs
55 live roles, newest first. Updated every few hours.
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What’s on this page
Every remote role on 101 Careers that mentions Vue or Vue.js — frontend engineers building component-driven interfaces, Nuxt specialists shipping server-rendered apps, full-stack developers carrying features from API to DOM, and the design-system engineers whose Vue components other teams build on. Vue occupies a distinctive place in the frontend landscape: it is the framework that never needed to win the hype cycle to win a market. Its documentation is famously the best in class, its reactivity model is gentle enough to learn in a week and powerful enough to run enterprise dashboards, and its adoption is strongest outside the English-speaking startup bubble — enormous engineering communities in Europe, Asia and Latin America standardised on it, which makes Vue work one of the most genuinely international corners of remote frontend hiring. The pool matches the skill in title or description rather than trusting titles, because "frontend developer" and "full-stack engineer" listings routinely mean Vue underneath. The 55 roles below are sorted newest first, sourced mainly from employer ATS boards, and refreshed every few hours so expired listings retire themselves. 4 publish a salary range. Apply direct with no account and no fee.
Companies hiring right now
Teya, MEDFAR, Constructor Labs, Pennylane SAS, Monzo, Muckrack, Lemon.io, Truelogic and others are currently listing here.
How often this updates
Employer ATS boards are re-read every six hours and partner feeds every three. Roles that disappear from their source are retired automatically, so nothing on this page should be a dead link. Prefer it as a feed? RSS and a free JSON API are both open.

