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Remote jobs at recently funded startups + 'tell me about a time you failed'

Remote jobs at recently funded startups + 'tell me about a time you failed'

Ten new remote roles: sales, ops, engineering, nursing, marketing & more!

October 10, 2025

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This week, we're exploring the cutting edge of biotech with roles in the Decentralized Science (DeSci) space and breaking down how to turn a story about failure into a win.

This week, we're highlighting roles that are pushing the boundaries of science and technology. From building the future of decentralized biotech to tackling crypto fraud, these opportunities are for those who want to be at the forefront of innovation.

First, here’s a list of remote work companies (we keep this updated).

And from that list, we’re spotlighting the newest additions…

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Here are a few of our top picks (you can see all the roles here):

*Agentic Application Developer at bio.xyz*

* Company: bio.xyz

* Job Location: CET +/- 3h, Berlin

* Description: At the forefront of the Decentralized Science (DeSci) revolution, you'll be designing the core agent framework and integrating advanced AI-driven capabilities to accelerate biotech innovation.

* Salary: Not listed

Senior Software Engineer at Cloudburst Technologies

* Company: Cloudburst Technologies

* Job Location: Remote, US

* Description: Join a remote-first company to help detect, prevent, and investigate cryptocurrency market manipulation and fraud by building the tools to protect the future of finance.

* Salary: $135,000 - $180,000 a year

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Manager at Seven Starling

* Company: Seven Starling

* Job Location: Remote

* Description: Lead a team of psychiatric nurse practitioners and help shape the future of women's mental health in a rapidly scaling startup, improving a virtual care platform for maternal healthcare.

* Salary: $130,000 - $150,000 a year

Director of Sales, Service Pros at Notable

* Company: Notable

* Job Location: Remote - US

* Description: In this role, you'll build and lead the sales strategy for a new vertical focused on service professionals, directly impacting the growth and success of a new company segment.

* Salary: $150,000 - $200,000 OTE

…and 6 more roles here: https://jobs.hustleremote.com/new-remote-jobs-october-10th/

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The Remote Edge: How to Answer "Tell Me About a Time You Failed"

This is one of the most dreaded interview questions, but it's a golden opportunity to show self-awareness, resilience, and a growth mindset. Here’s a simple framework to ace it:

1. Set the Scene (Briefly):

Start by outlining the situation and your role in it. Don't spend too much time here; the focus should be on what you learned.

Example: "In my previous role, I was responsible for launching a new marketing campaign. I was confident in my strategy, but I overlooked a key detail in the audience targeting."

2. Own the Failure:

Clearly and concisely state what went wrong and take responsibility. Don't blame others or make excuses.

Example: "As a result, the campaign's engagement was significantly lower than projected, and we didn't hit our lead generation goals. It was my responsibility for not double-checking the data."

3. Show What You Learned:

This is the most crucial part. Explain what you learned from the experience and what you did to correct the mistake or what you would do differently now.

Example: "I learned the importance of cross-verification for all campaign data. I immediately implemented a new pre-launch checklist that involved a peer review of all audience parameters. We used this process for all subsequent campaigns, which helped increase our lead quality by 15%."

By using this framework, you can turn a question about failure into a story of growth and competence.