

Linear
Linear is the product development system that software teams use to plan, track, and ship their work, now built for both people and AI agents. Teams at OpenAI, Coinbase, and Ramp run on it for its speed, focus, and design. It has been fully remote since 2019, when building that way was a deliberate choice rather than a reaction.
Linear's Remote Policy
Linear has been a fully remote company since it was founded in 2019. From their careers page: "When we began back in 2019, building remote-first was a design choice. We believed builders deserve freedom: freedom of place, freedom of rhythm, freedom of deep focus." In 2025 the company added optional co-working hubs in San Francisco, New York, Berlin, and London. As they describe them: "These are places for anyone who wants to work alongside teammates in person. There is no expectation to show up."
Benefits & Perks
Health & Wellness
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Health & Wellness
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
Mental Health Benefits
Pet Insurance
Financial
2
Financial
Stock Options
401(k) / Retirement Plan
Time Off
4
Time Off
PTO / Vacation
Paid Holidays
Sabbatical
Flexible Hours
Remote & Equipment
4
Remote & Equipment
Meal Stipend
Coworking Allowance
Company Equipment
Company Offsites / Retreats
Family & Care
1
Family & Care
Parental Leave
Tech Stack
JavaScript & Libraries
Frameworks
Databases
Infrastructure
CMS & Content
Hosting
Analytics & Monitoring
Payments
Integrations
Why Linear
The way Linear operates is unusual even among remote companies. Teams set their own rhythms and keep meetings to a minimum; the only standing company-wide meeting is a one-hour all-hands once a month. In place of status meetings, weekly written updates auto-post to Slack so anyone can follow progress on their own time. Deep focus is treated as something worth protecting, and the company runs without OKRs or A/B tests, aligning instead on one roadmap and a shared sense of what good looks like.
Work happens in small, autonomous teams of two to four people, with project leads rotating between them. Linear holds a zero-bugs policy: bugs get fixed now, not filed for later, and rituals like Quality Wednesdays and Hack Week keep the product sharp. The company became profitable and hired slowly, which it frames as buying freedom rather than chasing growth. It is a fit for people who do their best work heads-down and can communicate clearly in writing.
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