A specialist UK AI job board for people with deep AI skills. Find machine learning engineer, LLM engineer, AI agent developer, data scientist, AI product manager and AI governance jobs in London, Manchester, Cambridge, Oxford, Edinburgh and remote across the UK, in every industry from finance and law to healthcare, media and the public sector.
Specialist roles for people who build, deploy, govern and lead AI: machine learning, large language models, AI agents, data science, MLOps, AI product and responsible AI. Newest listings first.
What is UK AI Jobs? UK AI Jobs is a specialist job board from The Oxford AI School for roles that need deep, hands-on AI skills. It lists AI, machine learning and generative AI jobs in London and across the UK, in every industry, and links each role to the training and guides that help candidates prepare for it. Every listing is checked by a person before it goes live.
UK AI Jobs has just launched and the first specialist roles are being reviewed now. Hiring for machine learning, LLM, AI agent, data science or AI governance skills? Submit your AI job and it can be among the first listings on the board.
Looking for work? While new roles arrive, read the guide to AI jobs in London, check what AI jobs pay in the UK or learn how to put AI skills on your CV.
Twelve of the AI roles UK employers advertise most, what each one does day to day, and where to read more. Each guide covers typical job titles, the skills that get you shortlisted and indicative UK and London salaries.
Build, train, evaluate and ship machine learning models into real products. Python, PyTorch, cloud platforms and solid software engineering.
Machine learning jobs UK → Engineering · Generative AIBuild products on large language models: retrieval (RAG), evaluation, fine-tuning, guardrails and the APIs behind ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
Generative AI jobs UK → Engineering · AgentsDesign AI agents that plan, use tools and complete multi-step work safely, with tool calling, MCP, orchestration and human checkpoints.
AI agent developer jobs → Applied AI · PromptingWrite, test and maintain the prompts, context and evaluation sets that make AI systems reliable. Increasingly part of wider applied AI roles.
Prompt engineer jobs UK → Data · ScienceTurn data into predictions and decisions: statistics, experimentation, forecasting and modelling, now often alongside generative AI work.
Data scientist jobs UK → Engineering · PlatformsKeep models running in production: pipelines, deployment, monitoring, GPUs, cost control and the infrastructure every AI team depends on.
MLOps jobs UK → ResearchPush the state of the art in labs and research teams in London, Cambridge, Oxford and Edinburgh. Usually a PhD or a strong publication record.
AI research jobs UK → Product · StrategyDecide what AI should build and why: user problems, evaluation criteria, risk, cost and launch. Technical fluency without needing to code daily.
AI product manager jobs → Responsible AIMake AI safe, lawful and explainable: UK GDPR, the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF, audits, policies and model risk.
AI governance jobs UK → People · EnablementHelp whole organisations use AI well: training, playbooks, prompt libraries, policy and measuring the time saved.
AI trainer jobs UK → Consulting · TransformationFind where AI creates value in a business, design the roadmap and lead delivery across process, people, data and tools.
AI consultant jobs UK → Marketing · AI searchGet brands found and cited by ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews: generative engine optimisation, content and digital PR.
GEO and AI search jobs →Want the numbers first? See our UK AI salary guide for 2026, with indicative pay for every role above in London and the rest of the UK.
Deep AI skills are no longer confined to tech companies. Banks, law firms, hospitals, agencies, schools and government departments now hire AI specialists, and they value people who understand both the technology and the sector. Each card links to our industry guide so you can learn how AI is used in that field before you apply.
Fraud detection, credit risk, trading, compliance automation and AI assistants for advisers, concentrated in the City, Canary Wharf, Edinburgh and Leeds. See AI for IFAs and AI for family offices.
Legal AI engineers, knowledge and innovation leads and AI governance roles in law firms and legal tech scale-ups. See AI for law firms and AI training for lawyers.
Clinical AI, medical imaging, drug discovery and health data science roles across London, Cambridge and Oxford. See AI training for doctors and clinical teams.
AI content, marketing automation, GEO and AI search roles in agencies and brand teams. See AI for marketing teams, Introduction to GEO and GEO for PR agencies.
Data science, AI policy and AI delivery roles in central government, local authorities and public bodies. See AI training for government and AI skills for civil servants.
EdTech engineering, learning design with AI and digital strategy roles in schools, universities and training providers. See AI for schools and AI training for teachers.
HR tech, people analytics and AI adoption roles, plus specialist AI recruiters. See AI for recruiters, AI for executive search and AI training for HR teams.
AI audit, automation and advisory roles in practices and consultancies. See AI for accountants and AI training for professional services in London.
Founding engineer, first AI hire and AI product roles at venture-backed startups, with equity and broad scope. See AI for startups and AI training for founders.
Pricing, forecasting, computer vision and automation roles in property, farming, retail and logistics. See AI for estate agents, AI for farmers and AI for small businesses.
London has the UK's largest concentration of AI jobs, but strong AI clusters exist in Cambridge, Oxford, Manchester, Edinburgh and Bristol, and many roles are hybrid or fully remote within the UK.
The UK's AI capital: frontier research labs, big tech, fintech, legal tech, health AI and hundreds of AI startups.
AI jobs London guide →Research engineering, semiconductor AI, biotech and drug discovery roles around the university and science parks.
University spinouts, health AI, autonomy and science campus roles across the county we call home.
Data science, AI engineering and digital roles across media, retail, finance and a fast-growing tech scene.
A deep AI research heritage plus financial services and government data roles in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Hardware, robotics, aerospace and creative technology roles, anchored by the region's universities and engineering firms.
Growing demand for data scientists and AI engineers in banking, NHS data, advanced manufacturing and retail.
AI and cloud roles at the enterprise technology firms clustered along the M4 between London and Swindon.
Many AI engineering and AI product roles are hybrid or remote within the UK. Every listing here states its working pattern.
Short answer: most mid-level AI engineering roles in the UK advertise roughly £55,000 to £100,000, with London typically paying more than the rest of the country. Senior, lead and research roles can go well beyond that, while non-technical AI roles such as AI trainer or AI governance analyst usually start lower. These are indicative ranges; always check the individual listing.
| Role | UK (outside London) | London |
|---|---|---|
| Machine learning engineer | £50,000 to £90,000 | £65,000 to £115,000 |
| LLM / generative AI engineer | £55,000 to £95,000 | £70,000 to £125,000 |
| Data scientist | £40,000 to £75,000 | £50,000 to £90,000 |
| AI product manager | £60,000 to £95,000 | £75,000 to £120,000 |
| AI governance and risk | £50,000 to £85,000 | £60,000 to £105,000 |
Job adverts for AI roles keep returning to the same five skill areas. Here is what each one means in practice, and where to build it with free guides on this site or hands-on training modules.
Tool calling, agent design, context management and coding with AI assistants.
Getting reliable, checkable output from ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and Gemini.
How models learn, what they can and cannot do, and how to judge their output.
Policy, explainability, data protection and accountability for AI systems.
Being found and quoted by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews.
Show your AI skills clearly and choose the right next step.
General job boards bury specialist AI roles among thousands of loosely related adverts. UK AI Jobs is built for one audience: people with deep, practical AI skills. It sits alongside The Oxford AI School's AI Learning Hub, where people come to build exactly those skills.
Machine learning, LLM, agent, data, AI product and AI governance roles, so your listing is seen by the right candidates.
Every listing gets its own page with full job posting structured data, so it is eligible for Google's job search experience and readable by AI assistants.
Listings link to relevant guides and modules, so candidates arrive better prepared and you can point new hires to onboarding training.
Send us the role and a member of our team reviews it before it goes live. Paid and featured listing options are launching soon: submit a role now to be among the first employers on the board.
UK AI Jobs is a specialist job board from The Oxford AI School for roles that need deep, hands-on AI skills. It lists AI, machine learning and generative AI jobs in London and across the UK, in every industry, and links each role to guides and training that help candidates prepare. Every listing is checked by a person before it goes live.
Machine learning engineer, LLM and generative AI engineer, AI agent developer, prompt engineer, data scientist, MLOps engineer, AI research scientist, AI product manager, AI governance and responsible AI, AI trainer and enablement, AI consultant and GEO or AI search specialist roles.
London has the largest concentration of AI jobs in the UK, centred on King's Cross, Shoreditch, the City and Canary Wharf. Cambridge, Oxford, Manchester, Edinburgh, Bristol, Birmingham, Leeds and Reading also have strong AI job markets, and many roles are hybrid or remote within the UK.
As an indicative guide, mid-level AI engineering roles in the UK commonly advertise base salaries of roughly £55,000 to £100,000, with London typically paying more. Senior and research roles can pay considerably more. See the UK AI salary guide for every role.
Yes. Many employers hire on evidence of skill rather than degree, especially for LLM engineering, AI product, AI governance, AI training and GEO roles. Shipped projects, a clear CV and practical training count for a lot. Research scientist roles are the main exception and usually expect a PhD.
Yes. Every listing states whether it is on-site, hybrid or remote within the UK, so you can filter for the working pattern you want.
Recruiters and employers submit the role through the Post an AI Job page. A member of the team reviews it, confirms listing options and publishes it on its own search-optimised page with job posting structured data. Paid and featured listing options are launching soon.
Start with the free guides in the AI Learning Hub, then take hands-on modules such as Introduction to Claude Code, Advanced Claude Code, Building Agents in Claude Code, the AI Basics Deep Dive, the AI Policy Workshop and Introduction to GEO. The free 2 minute AI skills assessment shows where to begin.