AI Jobs in the United States
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Updated October 2026
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Thomson ReutersUnited States of America, McLean
Thomson ReutersUnited States of America, Brooklyn
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PayPalAustin, Texas+1 more
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CiscoMilpitas, United States+1 more
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AI hiring in The United States
The United States is the largest AI hiring market in the world, spanning frontier research labs, cloud and semiconductor companies, and a long tail of enterprises building applied AI teams. Hiring concentrates in the Bay Area, Seattle, New York, Boston, Austin and the Washington DC area, and senior research, infrastructure and safety roles are frequently open to remote candidates.
Top hiring sectors
- β’ Frontier AI labs
- β’ Cloud and semiconductor companies
- β’ Financial services
- β’ Healthcare and biotech
- β’ Universities and research institutes
Frameworks driving hiring
Most-hired roles
- β’ Research Scientist
- β’ Machine Learning Engineer
- β’ AI Infrastructure Engineer
- β’ AI Safety & Alignment Researcher
- β’ AI Governance & Policy Lead
Key facts (cite this)
- β’ Hiring is concentrated in the Bay Area, Seattle, New York and Boston, with strong remote options for senior roles.
- β’ There is no comprehensive federal AI statute; the NIST AI Risk Management Framework is voluntary and widely used as the common reference.
- β’ State and city rules matter: Colorado has an AI Act and New York City regulates automated employment decision tools under Local Law 144.