Remote jobs with no phone calls, straight from company career pages.

Every listing is read for phone time, experience, location and pay. Each label shows the sentence in the posting it came from.

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LinearPosted 9 days ago

Product Support Specialist, Eastern/Central Time

  • PhoneNot stated

    The posting does not say.

  • ExperienceSome needed

    Experience troubleshooting technical issues, including APIs and integration setups.

  • Pay$95k–135k a year

    For US-based candidates, the expected cash compensation range for this role is $95,000—$135,000.

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5 jobs open with these filters Checked in the last hour

  • LinearPosted 9 days ago

    Product Support Specialist, Eastern/Central Time

    PhoneNot statedExperienceSome neededLive inAmericasPay$95k–135k a year

    Experience troubleshooting technical issues, including APIs and integration setups.

  • LinearPosted 22 days ago

    Product Support Specialist, APAC

    PhoneNot statedExperienceSome neededLive inAsia PacificPayNot stated

    Experience troubleshooting technical issues, including APIs and integration setups.

  • LinearPosted 22 days ago

    Product Support Specialist, APAC

    PhoneNot statedExperienceSome neededLive inOtherPayNot stated

    Experience troubleshooting technical issues, including APIs and integration setups.

  • LinearPosted 23 days ago

    Customer Success Manager, APAC

    PhoneNot statedExperience5+ yearsLive inAsia PacificPayNot stated

    5+ years relevant work experience in a technical customer-facing role

  • LinearPosted on 28 May 2026

    Product Support Specialist, Pacific/Mountain Time

    PhoneNot statedExperienceSome neededLive inAmericasPay$95k–135k a year

    Experience troubleshooting technical issues, including APIs and integration setups.

Every label shows the sentence it came from.

  • Straight from the company

    Listings are read from the job feeds behind company career pages. No recruiter reposts, no paid placements.

  • Quoted, not guessed

    A label appears only when the posting says it. When the posting is silent, the label reads Not stated.

  • Closed means gone

    When a job leaves the company's page, it leaves every list here after the next two checks.

Questions and answers.

Where do the jobs come from?

From the career pages of the companies themselves. Quiet Roles reads the public job feeds that those pages run on, so every listing links to the company's own application form. There are no recruiter reposts and no paid placements.

How do you know a job has no phone calls?

The posting has to say so. Each label shows the sentence it was taken from, so you can check it yourself. If a posting does not mention phone work, the label reads "Not stated" and the job is left out of the no-phone list.

What happens when a job is filled?

When a job disappears from the company's career page, it is marked closed here after the next two checks and removed from every list.

Can a label be wrong?

Yes. Postings are read by software, and companies sometimes describe a job loosely. The quoted sentence is there so you can judge for yourself, and you can report a wrong label by email.

What does it cost?

Browsing and applying are free and need no account. A paid membership with email alerts is planned at $19 a month and is not open yet.

Do you take applications?

No. Quiet Roles is not an employer or a recruiter. The Apply button opens the company's own page.

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