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Postings read on 15 November 2026 from employers' public job boards. Who may apply from where is quoted from each posting; check it on the posting before you apply.

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Remote contract jobs at CXT Software: 2 roles open outside the US

Looking for remote contract jobs at CXT Software? Its Lever job board, read on 15 November 2026, lists 2 remote contract roles open outside the United States, and it names Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, United Kingdom, Uruguay.

Countries named
Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, United Kingdom, Uruguay
Regions named
None
Open anywhere outside the US
No
Job board
Lever

Roles 2

  1. AI-Native VP of Software Engineering (CAD $260,000/year)

    CXT SoftwareSoftwarePosted 12 November 2026

    Board labels (2 postings): Winnipeg, Manitoba / Halifax, Nova Scotia / Victoria, British Columbia / Hamilton, Ontario / London, ON / Saskatoon, SK / Regina, SK (title: AI-Native VP of Software Engineering - Canada-based (CAD $260,000/year)) | Canada / Toronto, Ontario / Vancouver, BC / Ottawa, Ontario / Calgary, Alberta / Edmonton, Alberta / Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario (title: AI-Native VP of Software Engineering, Canada-based (CAD $260,000/year))

    Employer's words: none on who may apply from where

    Shown here as open to: Canada, United Kingdom

    Why it counts as contract work: the posting says “This is a fully remote independent contractor engagement and is not eligible for company-sponsored employee benefit programs.”

  2. AI-Native VP of Software Engineering (OTE $150,000/year USD), CXT Software

    CXT SoftwareSoftwarePosted 13 October 2026

    Board label: Argentina / Brazil / Colombia / Chile / Costa Rica / Mexico / Uruguay

    Employer's words: none on who may apply from where

    Shown here as open to: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Uruguay

    Why it counts as contract work: the posting says “This is a fully remote independent contractor engagement and is not eligible for company-sponsored employee benefit programs.”