With a long commitment to expanding knowledge of geography, culture, science, archeology, and exploration, the National Geographic Society is one of the world’s largest nonprofit educational institutions. The organization’s flagship publication, National Geographic, is one of the world’s most popular magazines. As an employer, National Geographic Society has hired for full-time jobs with remote work options, posting flexible roles in categories like nonprofit & philanthropy, computer & IT, customer service, writing, and event planning. In new hires, the company looks for people who are keen on becoming a part of the organization’s storied legacy and are looking for the “chance to learn from, work with, and grow professionally among people who are leaders in their fields.” National Geographic Society offers a strong global brand and a “talented team with diverse people, ideas, interests, and skills.”

Dedicated to funding scientific research and exploration, the National Geographic Society reaches a global audience of more than 360 million people a month through its various media properties, which also include the National Geographic Channel, books, periodicals, school materials, and other outlets. The history of the National Geographic Society dates to 1888 when the organization was founded to encourage interaction among academics, explorers, scientists, and well-heeled patrons who enjoyed travel. With a goal of "inspiring people to care about the planet," National Geographic Society also focuses on the natural sciences, environmental issues, and historical conservation. Through its Committee for Research and Exploration, the National Geographic Society has awarded nearly $200 million in grants globally.

With a long commitment to expanding knowledge of geography, culture, science, archeology, and exploration, the National Geographic Society is one of the world’s largest nonprofit educational institutions. The organization’s flagship publication, National Geographic, is one of the world’s most popular magazines. As an employer, National Geographic Society has hired for full-time jobs with remote work options, posting flexible roles in categories like nonprofit & philanthropy, computer & IT, customer service, writing, and event planning. In new hires, the company looks for people who are keen on becoming a part of the organization’s storied legacy and are looking for the “chance to learn from, work with, and grow professionally among people who are leaders in their fields.” National Geographic Society offers a strong global brand and a “talented team with diverse people, ideas, interests, and skills.”

Dedicated to funding scientific research and exploration, the National Geographic Society reaches a global audience of more than 360 million people a month through its various media properties, which also include the National Geographic Channel, books, periodicals, school materials, and other outlets. The history of the National Geographic Society dates to 1888 when the organization was founded to encourage interaction among academics, explorers, scientists, and well-heeled patrons who enjoyed travel. With a goal of "inspiring people to care about the planet," National Geographic Society also focuses on the natural sciences, environmental issues, and historical conservation. Through its Committee for Research and Exploration, the National Geographic Society has awarded nearly $200 million in grants globally.