$200,000–$320,000
Senior AI Engineer
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The Senior AI Engineer builds and operates production AI applications that connect enterprise data and approved models to business workflows and decision-support tools.
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At a glance
Posted base pay
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Median $188K
Typical senior FDE payMiddle 50% of 1,802 postings$160K–$218KThe work
Builds what the customer runs
Balance
- Mostly building
- Mixed
- Mostly pre-sales or support
Project stages
- Pre-sales (not covered)
- Proof of concept (not covered)
- Implementation
- Operations
- Coding
- Writes production code
- Builds for
- Both
- Level
- Senior
- Role
- Individual contributor
What they ask for
Tools
Less common in FDE jobs
- Who you build for: Both9%
- Fully remote29%
Share of US FDE postings that state each fact.
What you’ll do
- Build AI services, APIs, MCP tools, and business-workflow integrations.
- Develop permission-aware RAG, search, and content ingestion pipelines.
- Integrate predictive model outputs into applications and monitor performance.
- Implement evaluations, safeguards, and responsible AI controls.
What you’ll bring
- Demonstrated experience delivering and operating production software and AI or machine-learning capabilities.
- Strong Python, SQL, API development, Git, automated testing, and deployment pipeline skills.
- Hands-on LLM application development with retrieval, tool calling, structured outputs, and systematic evaluation.
- Practical knowledge of predictive modeling, model validation, reliable scoring, and operational evaluation measures.
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