Nanny Onboarding Specialist – Remote, Freelance, Task-Based + Sprint Participation

February 21, 2026

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Nanny Onboarding Specialist – Remote, Freelance (Task-Based Role with Required Hiring Sprint Participation)

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Neuronanny is a boutique nanny agency specializing in neurodiverse-informed care for families across the U.S. We are seeking a detail-oriented, organized, and warm Nanny Onboarding Specialist to support our caregiver onboarding process during our current maintenance phase, with required participation in active hiring rounds several times per year.

This is a remote, freelance role ideal for someone seeking supplemental income, not full-time hours. The position is front-facing, requiring Zoom video calls with candidates and clients, and a professional photo for internal systems and email setup.

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Current Phase: Task-Based Maintenance

Structure: Freelance | Remote | Flexible hours

Compensation: Per-task payouts (approved weekly)

Tools Used: Asana, Gmail, Google Drive, Zoom

Sample Task Rates:

• Final Zoom Interview with Candidate – $15

• Full Caregiver Profile – $20

• Email Setup Monitoring – $5

• Phone Follow-Up with Candidate – $7

• Profile Updates or Revisions – $10–$15

• Welcome Package Coordination – $5

All tasks are assigned in Asana. Working hours are flexible. Zoom interviews may be scheduled based on your availability, as long as they fall between 6:00 AM and 7:00 PM (7 days a week).

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Hiring Sprints (Required Participation)

During high-volume hiring rounds (typically 2–4 times/year), this role temporarily shifts to a fixed-price sprint format:

• Estimated Time: ~24 hours over 2 weeks

• Flat Rate: $450–$600 depending on scope

• Advance Notice: Minimum of 2 weeks

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Requirements:

• U.S.-based freelancer

• Experience in onboarding, nanny placement, or recruitment

• Strong written and verbal communication

• Comfortable on Zoom with both candidates and clients (front-facing role)

• Professional photo required (for internal presentation and email setup)

• Availability for Zoom interviews between 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM (flexible within that range)

• Must sign NDA and freelance agreement before starting

• Familiar with Google Suite, Zoom, Asana

• Handles sensitive candidate/family information with discretion

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To Apply:

Please submit a brief introduction along with a short video (under 90 seconds) introducing yourself and explaining why you’re a great fit for this role. Applications without a video will not be considered.

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