4. Front-End Developer
Front-end developers turn design into something clickable. They live in the land of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, making sure things look right on screen sizes ranging from “smart fridge” to “your dad’s 2011 Android.” They troubleshoot weird bugs, solve layout mysteries, and build things people don’t notice until they break.
Working remotely is often easier for developers. Most already collaborate through GitHub, Slack, Trello, or whichever digital platform is currently pretending to be “intuitive.” These digital jobs reward focus and uninterrupted time—two things that rarely survive in a shared office with random “quick chats.”
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