Headquartered in Mountain View, California, Chess.com offers an online community for chess players worldwide to play together for free and in real time. Founded by friends Jay Severson and Erik Allebest in 2005, Chess.com now has more than 16 million members who collectively play about 1 million games of chess on the site per day, and the company is self-described as "the #1 site for online chess."

Chess.com employs over 100 people who comprise an entirely virtual team that works remotely from over a dozen countries. Seeking applicants who share its love for chess and its values of joy, kindness, and learning, the company has posted 100% remote and work-from-anywhere jobs with both full-time and part-time work arrangements in the past. Chess.com is proud to maintain a work environment focused on "well-being, respect, and memes/emoticons," and team members stay connected through virtual channels like Slack and by communicating with "positive energy beams." Moreover, because the company strives to be "more than a chess site," it looks for people who value community and want to provide a safe, happy place for chess fans to grow.

In addition to competing, Chess.com players can connect to learn and discuss Chess strategies, and it is the company's aim to provide players at all skill levels with an enjoyable environment "to learn, contribute, play, build, chat, and share." Additionally, the company offers ChessKid.com, a platform through which kids can learn and play chess with one another. ChessKid is designed to be safe for kids, as it doesn't require any personal information and features restricted chats and activity reports. Furthermore, it's optimized for running school chess programs and for easy chess coaching.

Headquartered in Mountain View, California, Chess.com offers an online community for chess players worldwide to play together for free and in real time. Founded by friends Jay Severson and Erik Allebest in 2005, Chess.com now has more than 16 million members who collectively play about 1 million games of chess on the site per day, and the company is self-described as "the #1 site for online chess."

Chess.com employs over 100 people who comprise an entirely virtual team that works remotely from over a dozen countries. Seeking applicants who share its love for chess and its values of joy, kindness, and learning, the company has posted 100% remote and work-from-anywhere jobs with both full-time and part-time work arrangements in the past. Chess.com is proud to maintain a work environment focused on "well-being, respect, and memes/emoticons," and team members stay connected through virtual channels like Slack and by communicating with "positive energy beams." Moreover, because the company strives to be "more than a chess site," it looks for people who value community and want to provide a safe, happy place for chess fans to grow.

In addition to competing, Chess.com players can connect to learn and discuss Chess strategies, and it is the company's aim to provide players at all skill levels with an enjoyable environment "to learn, contribute, play, build, chat, and share." Additionally, the company offers ChessKid.com, a platform through which kids can learn and play chess with one another. ChessKid is designed to be safe for kids, as it doesn't require any personal information and features restricted chats and activity reports. Furthermore, it's optimized for running school chess programs and for easy chess coaching.