Databricks — ML / AI Engineer jobs
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ML / AI Engineers build, train, and ship machine-learning systems — from models and data pipelines to the production infrastructure that serves them. It's one of the highest-demand, highest-paid engineering tracks of the AI era. This board aggregates open ML/AI engineering roles daily from company ATS feeds and links to the original posting.
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AI Engineer — GTM AnalyticsDatabricks · United States$146–201k 2026-08-31
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Sr. AI Engineer - FDE (Forward Deployed Engineer) - U.S. Federal SectorDatabricks · Maryland$182–250k 2026-08-28
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AI Engineer - FDE (Forward Deployed Engineer)Databricks · Seoul, South Korea2026-08-24
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Sr. Developer Advocate, AI and Machine LearningDatabricks · San Francisco, California$149–205k 2026-08-18
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Staff Machine Learning Engineer, CustomerLake (ML/LLM)Databricks · New York City, New York$192–260k 2026-08-18
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Senior Staff Applied AI Engineer - Context RetrievalDatabricks · Mountain View, California; San Francisco, California$228–342k 2026-08-18
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Staff Machine Learning EngineerDatabricks · San Francisco, California$190–285k 2026-08-18
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Senior Applied AI EngineerDatabricks · Belgrade, Serbia2026-08-18
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Staff Software Engineer - Machine Learning (Search)Databricks · Bengaluru, India2026-08-18
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Senior Applied ML Engineer - ML4SysDatabricks · San Francisco, California$166–210k 2026-08-18
ML / AI Engineer — FAQ
- What does an ML / AI Engineer do?
- Designs, trains, evaluates, and deploys ML models; builds data and inference pipelines; and increasingly works on LLM/GenAI systems — across the line from applied research to production (MLOps).
- ML Engineer vs. Data Scientist?
- Data scientists focus on analysis, experimentation, and insight; ML engineers focus on building and shipping models as reliable production systems — it's an engineering-heavy track.
- How much do ML / AI Engineers earn?
- US mid-to-senior roles commonly land around $160k–$300k+ total comp, often with equity; it varies by company and level. Check each posting.