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Porch Group operates under a Remote-enabled with geographic restrictions.
Based on available job listings and company data, Porch Group offers full remote positions with geographic limitations to specific countries, primarily the US, Mexico, and India, indicating a geographically constrained remote operation.
The company's remote policy appears to be a remote-enabled model with specific geographic restrictions, mainly recruiting within certain countries where they have operational or strategic interests.
Washington (USA) - (Primary market)
The majority of hiring occurs within the United States, particularly in Washington where the HQ is located.
The company’s remote roles cluster into the following categories:
Engineering & AI
Software Engineer
AI Data Scientist
Product, Design & Data
Product Manager
User Experience Designer
Sales & Revenue
Sales Representative
Account Executive
Support & Customer Success
Customer Support Specialist
Customer Success Manager
Remote roles are distributed across various function clusters, mainly within Engineering & AI, and Product, Design & Data.
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