Coursera — remote AI & tech jobs
11 open roles on AiRemotelyjobs
Coursera currently has 11 open AI & tech roles listed here, across AI / ML, Data Science, Product Management, QA / Testing. Every listing links straight to Coursera's own application page — we never sit between you and the employer.
- Open AI & tech roles
- 11
- Candidate regions
- Asia, Latin America, North America, Worldwide
- Most recent posting
Open roles at Coursera
Senior Sales & Solutions Engineer
Staff Product Manager
Senior Data Scientist
Enterprise Agentic AI Architect
Senior Software Engineer, Applied AI & Customer Solutions
Senior Software Developer, BE
Senior Product Manager, Applied AI
Senior Product Manager, Applied AI
AI Specialist II
Senior Software Test Engineer
Senior Software Engineer, Applied AI and Customer Solutions
Coursera remote hiring — frequently asked
Is Coursera hiring remotely right now?
Coursera has 11 open roles listed on AiRemotelyjobs as of 1 November 2026, but none are currently flagged as fully remote — each one names a city, so treat them as on-site or hybrid until the posting says otherwise.
What kinds of AI and tech roles does Coursera hire for?
11 open AI and tech roles at Coursera span AI / ML, Data Science, Product Management, QA / Testing, Software Engineering, Solutions Engineering. Titles range across engineering, research and applied delivery — the full list on this page is generated from Coursera's own careers feed and updated daily.
Which countries can I apply from for Coursera remote roles?
The 11 roles currently listed for Coursera cover these candidate regions: Asia, Latin America, North America, Worldwide. A region describes where an applicant may be based, not an office location. Work-authorisation and payroll rules still vary, so Coursera's own posting is always the final word on eligibility.
How current are these Coursera listings?
The most recent Coursera posting on this page was published 20 October 2026. Every listing is re-read from Coursera's careers page daily, and a role disappears from this page automatically once Coursera closes it.