How many remote jobs are AI jobs?
1 in 16.
783 of 12,430 open remote roles name AI in the title, at 255 companies. Most are building it; the rest sell, run or train it.
- Building AI516
- Working around AI213
- Training AI54
Open remote AI roles by kind. Training AI means raters, annotators and subject experts on AI training projects.
Do AI jobs pay more?
$198Kis the median posted pay for remote AI roles, against $165K for all remote roles.
From 355 AI roles that state a US-dollar range. Part of the gap is who these roles are: most are engineers and scientists, who pay more anyway.
- Building AI$204K
- Working around AI$190K
- All remote roles$165K
Which teams hire for AI?
39%of open data roles name AI in the title.
That is 297 roles. Product is next at 10%. Engineering has 242 AI roles, 8.6% of its open roles.
Which remote companies hire the most for AI?
255companies have at least one open remote role with AI in the title.
Reddit has the most, with 30.
Are AI roles opening faster than other remote roles?
34%of open AI roles went up in the last 30 days.
For all open remote roles it is 40%. So far, AI roles are not opening faster than the rest.
- AI roles34%
- All remote roles40%
How we know. An AI role names AI in its title: AI, machine learning or ML, MLOps, LLM, generative AI, deep learning, NLP, computer vision or agentic. "Agent" alone is not counted, since it also means real estate and service agents. A role that uses AI tools without saying so in the title is not counted; see Tools in demand for those. Building AI means engineers, scientists, researchers, architects and developers; training AI means raters, annotators, reviewers and subject experts; everything else is working around AI (product, sales, marketing, operations, legal). Roles are counted the way /jobs counts them: one per company and title, open and seen in the last day. Pay is the median midpoint of posted US-dollar ranges, shown where 50 or more roles state one.