Europe's AI hiring is concentrated in a few places: labs and AI-first companies like Anthropic, OpenAI and Mistral, with engineering teams in London, Zurich, Berlin and Amsterdam. This page lists the companies where AI is the product, not the ones adding a chatbot to an existing app. You only see €100k+ engineering roles, pulled daily from each company's own career page.
Right now 21 companies among the AI companies have 329 open roles in Europe, most at Nebius, Lovable and Helsing.
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Nebius is the Amsterdam-headquartered, Nasdaq-listed AI cloud that spun out of Yandex. They build GPU clusters, their own server hardware, and a full cloud stack for AI training and inference, with engineering concentrated in Amsterdam and teams in London, Prague, Berlin, Finland, and Paris plus remote roles across Europe.
See Nebius's 72 roles →30 open roles
Lovable is the Stockholm-based AI app builder that turns a prompt into a working full-stack application, and one of the fastest-growing startups Europe has produced. Engineering sits in Stockholm with a growing London office, working on the agent runtime, platform infrastructure and security. Senior engineers in Stockholm earn around SEK 1.68M (roughly €151K), with a median of SEK 1.37M.
See Lovable's 30 roles →25 open roles
Helsing is Europe's best-funded defence-AI company, building AI software, strike drones and electronic-warfare systems out of Munich, with engineering teams in Berlin, London, Paris and Barcelona. They hire AI research engineers, backend, frontend and embedded software engineers, and electronics and systems engineers. Senior engineers earn a median of around €152K total comp in Munich (€176K at L3) and around £122K in London.
See Helsing's 25 roles →24 open roles
Cohere builds enterprise-focused large language models (Command, Embed, Rerank) and the North agent platform, with a strong focus on private and sovereign deployments. The European engineering and research teams are in London and Paris, with further roles in Berlin, Munich and Edinburgh and many postings open across Europe. London engineers earn a median of £176K, with L3 packages around £236K.
See Cohere's 24 roles →23 open roles
Anthropic is an AI safety company building Claude, one of the most capable large language models. They have engineering teams in London, Dublin, and Zurich working on core model development, infrastructure, and safety research. One of the highest-paying companies in AI.
See Anthropic's 23 roles →22 open roles
Mistral AI is a Paris-based AI company building frontier large language models. Founded by former DeepMind and Meta researchers, they're one of Europe's most important AI companies. If you want to work on cutting-edge AI research and infrastructure in Europe, Mistral is the one to watch.
See Mistral AI's 22 roles →20 open roles
Applied Intuition builds the simulation, validation and vehicle software stack that car makers, truck OEMs and defence programmes use to develop autonomous and software-defined vehicles. Its European engineering teams in Munich, Stuttgart and London work on cloud infrastructure, the vehicle OS, perception and machine learning software.
See Applied Intuition's 20 roles →16 open roles
ElevenLabs builds AI voice and audio models—text-to-speech, dubbing and conversational agents—and is one of Europe's fastest-growing AI companies. Engineering and research teams are spread across London, Warsaw, Sofia and Berlin, plus remote roles across Europe. London engineers earn a median of £190K (packages start around £100K), and Poland-based research engineers start around PLN 950K.
See ElevenLabs's 16 roles →13 open roles
Synthesia is the London-based AI video platform (avatars, dubbing, generative video) and one of the UK's biggest AI scale-ups. Engineering and research sit in London, with several roles open to anyone in Europe or remote in the UK.
See Synthesia's 13 roles →11 open roles
Sierra builds conversational AI agents for customer service at large consumer brands, co-founded by former Salesforce co-CEO Bret Taylor. Its European engineering teams sit in London, Paris, Madrid and Munich, building and deploying agents for enterprise customers. Posted ranges are exceptional: London software engineers at £150–315K, Paris €125–265K and Madrid €170–245K.
See Sierra's 11 roles →10 open roles
Apollo Research is an AI safety organisation that evaluates frontier models for deceptive and scheming behaviour and advises labs and governments on AI control. It is based in London (with a San Francisco office), where its engineers build evaluation infrastructure, red-teaming tooling and security systems.
See Apollo Research's 10 roles →9 open roles
Black Forest Labs is the Freiburg-based team behind the FLUX image and video generation models. Research and engineering are in Freiburg, with roles also open in Berlin, Munich, London, Amsterdam, and Paris. Posted EU base salary bands are €130–340K for research and member-of-technical-staff roles and €140–190K for product and developer-experience engineers.
See Black Forest Labs's 9 roles →9 open roles
Granola is an AI notepad for meetings that transcribes calls and turns rough notes into structured summaries. The company is based in London, where its small engineering team builds the desktop and mobile apps, the transcription pipeline and the AI features.
See Granola's 9 roles →8 open roles
Grammarly has been expanding into Europe. The product is AI-powered writing assistance, which means the engineering work touches NLP, ML, and real-time text processing. If you're interested in applied AI at consumer scale, they're worth following.
See Grammarly's 8 roles →7 open roles
OpenAI builds ChatGPT and the models behind it. Its European engineering is concentrated in London, Dublin and Munich, working on the same ChatGPT and platform infrastructure as the San Francisco teams rather than on a regional sideline. Pay for the London roles is published on the posting and is among the highest on this board.
See OpenAI's 7 roles →7 open roles
Isomorphic Labs is Alphabet's AI drug-discovery company, spun out of DeepMind and headquartered in London with a second office in Lausanne. They hire research scientists, ML research engineers and software and data platform engineers to build on AlphaFold-class models. Senior engineers in London earn a median of around £238K total comp, among the highest in Europe.
See Isomorphic Labs's 7 roles →7 open roles
xAI is the AI company behind the Grok models and apps, training them on one of the largest GPU clusters in the world. Its London engineering team works on backend APIs, mobile apps, sandboxing infrastructure and X Money.
See xAI's 7 roles →6 open roles
Scale AI provides the data and evaluation infrastructure behind frontier AI models, plus generative-AI applications for enterprises and governments. Their London office hires platform, infrastructure, ML and forward-deployed engineers. Senior engineers in London earn a median of around £161K total comp (£218K at L4).
See Scale AI's 6 roles →4 open roles
Waymo runs the world's largest fully driverless ride-hailing service, and their London office hosts machine learning, simulation and AI-foundations engineering teams. We deliberately leave out their Warsaw roles, which pay well below the London bar. London pay is exceptional: around £109K total comp at L3 and £227K at L5.
See Waymo's 4 roles →4 open roles
Modal is a serverless cloud platform for running AI and data workloads, built by a small team of systems engineers. Alongside New York and San Francisco they have an engineering office in Stockholm and hire in London. Stockholm Member of Technical Staff roles are posted at $140–200K plus equity.
See Modal's 4 roles →2 open roles
Poolside is building foundation models for software engineering, with a remote-first team spread across EMEA and a London hub. Roles cover inference infrastructure, agent sandboxes, evaluations, and pre-/post-training research.
See Poolside's 2 roles →Wayve is a London-based autonomous-driving company training end-to-end AI driving models, with a growing engineering presence in Germany. The London team hires ML engineers, robotics and embedded software engineers, SREs and simulation and validation engineers. Senior engineers in London earn a median of around £130K total comp, rising to £174K at TC4.
See Wayve's roles →
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