A lot of people learning AI and machine learning ask me, “Where can I actually find remote AI/ML jobs?” To help, I’ve made a list of companies hiring AI/ML Engineers for remote roles in India, the US, and the UK.
Remote jobs don’t always mean you can work from anywhere. Many companies limit remote roles to certain countries because of hiring, payroll, or time zone needs. Most remote AI jobs are in the US, but India and the UK also have active markets.
Let’s look at some companies that are hiring AI/ML Engineers for remote positions.
Companies Hiring AI/ML Engineers for Remote Roles
Here’s what I’m seeing in the industry about where these opportunities are in different regions.
Remote Roles in India
If you’re in India, there are more opportunities now beyond just traditional IT services. There’s strong demand for both basic data roles and specialized LLM positions:
- DeepLLMData – LLM Model Trainer
- Coffeee.io – Data Annotation Specialist
- Alignerr – ML Engineer
- Sony Research – LLM Consultant
- Coinbase – ML Engineer
Preparing for Your First AI/ML Interview?
If you find a role you want to apply for, make sure you’re prepared for the technical interview before sending your application. I recommend the book Cracking Your First AI/ML Interview if you’re getting ready for your first AI/ML job.
Remote Roles in the US
The US is still hiring a lot of remote engineering talent to grow their AI products, with a big focus on applied machine learning:
- BioRender – ML Engineer
- Blue River – ML Engineer
- Ladders – ML Engineer
- EWOR – AI/ML Engineer
- micro1 – ML Engineer
Remote Roles in the UK
The UK has a very active market, with both research-focused jobs and hands-on AI engineering roles at fast-growing companies:
- Alignerr – ML Engineer
- micro1 – AI Engineer
- Huzzle – AI Engineer
- Mercor – ML Engineer
- Synthesia – Research Engineer
The Takeaway
Don’t use the same resume for every job. Read each job description closely, see which Python, ML, deep learning, LLM, RAG, cloud, or system-design skills they want, and make sure your projects show those skills.
To me, the real opportunity isn’t just landing a remote job. It’s learning from these job descriptions to see what companies want AI/ML engineers to work on in 2026.
I hope you found this article helpful for finding remote AI/ML roles in India, the US, and the UK. For more tips on AI and machine learning, feel free to follow me on Instagram.
