COVID lockdowns are long over, but remote work appears to be here to stay in South Florida.
By 2023, 35% of Americans with jobs that can be done remotely worked entirely from home full-time, according to Research Bank. And 41% of this group worked a hybrid schedule, commuting to the office sometimes.
Although Florida quickly abandoned COVID restrictions, remote work has taken root in the state. More than 10% of all workers in Miami-Dade and 11% in Broward work from home, according to 2022 data from the Census Bureau.
Are you looking for remote work in South Florida? Here are some opportunities:
Soup Account Manager
Work: Campbell Soup Co. is looking for a Account Manager in Miami.
Wage: Up to $117,300 per year.
Details: The soup company is looking for someone who can manage customer relationships, sales activities and “in-store execution and visibility,” according to the job posting on Indeed. The job requires a bachelor’s degree and a minimum of five years of “relevant experience.”
credit card analyst
Work: Visa is looking for a senior analyst in Miami.
Wage: Up to $137,600 per year.
Details: The financial titan needs someone to “manage a portfolio of high-level money-moving initiatives,” according to the listing on Indeed. Job qualifications vary depending on your education level, requiring five years of relevant experience if you have a bachelor’s degree, two years if you have an advanced degree, and if you have a doctorate, you may be able to get the job with no experience.
Game Content Manager
Work: Delaware North is looking for a iGaming digital content manager in Miami.
Wage: Up to $107,800 per year.
Details: The casino gaming operator is looking for someone to “lead strategy and content management across all Betly Casino & Sportsbook branded platforms and social channels,” according to the Indeed post. The job requires three years of experience in JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, as well as three years of experience in “digital content strategy and development.” The post also notes that any applicant would need to “maintain a state gaming license” in whatever state they work in.
Legal account executive
Work: A deposition and legal support services company is looking for a account executive in Fort Lauderdale.
Wage: Up to $100,000 per year.
Details: The role, which consists of sales and account management, requires experience selling to “legal markets” as well as proficiency with “CRM, Reporter Base 8, or other legal database software,” according to the Indeed post. A high school diploma (or equivalent certificate) is required and a bachelor’s degree is preferred. If you are interested in working in the public sector, have no fear, it is not just private companies that are looking for remote workers.
Appeals lawyer
Work: The Miami-Dade County Third District Court of Appeal is looking to hire a appellate lawyer to assist judges in “solving legal issues”. The post notes that this work would be performed “in court or remotely.”
Wage: The range depends on the candidate’s experience, with a salary of $86,592.18 for those with at least five years of law practice.
Details: The post notes that the role is “an excellent entry-level position.” A law degree and good standing with the Florida Bar are required for this position.
Guardian lawyer
Work: Broward County’s 17th Circuit Court is seeking a senior lawyer by its Statewide Guardian ad Litem Office, a “state-funded child advocacy organization that provides independent legal representation to child victims of abuse, abandonment, and neglect in Florida dependency court proceedings.”
Wage: $66,979.84 per year.
Details: Requires law degree, membership in the Florida Bar and two years of experience, as well as a valid Florida driver’s license.
Judicial support
Work: Miami’s 11th District Court is looking for a partially remote location legal aid specialist (Administrative Assistant).
Wage: US$34,721.71
Details: Duties include “clerical and related administrative work” according to the job description on the court website. A bachelor’s degree is required, as is two years of “administrative office experience.”
