A board that respects your time.

Searching for an AI job on a general board is miserable. Type “machine learning” and you get a recruitment agency fishing for CVs, a bank hiring an Excel analyst, four courses, and — somewhere on page three — an actual role. This site exists because that shouldn't be the experience.

One subject, done properly

Everything here is an AI or machine-learning role. Not “AI-adjacent.” Not a marketing job that mentions ChatGPT once. That narrowness is the entire point: it's what lets the filters be specific enough to be useful.

So you can ask for a senior, fully remote role paying at least $200k and get an answer in one click — rather than scrolling until you give up. Work mode, seniority, country, pay floor, and specialisms down to computer vision or inference infrastructure. Every filtered view has its own URL, so a search worth repeating is worth bookmarking.

Pay, when it's published

Where an employer states a salary, it's on the row in green. Where they don't, there's nothing — we don't estimate, and a guessed number dressed up as data is worse than no number at all. You can filter to roles that publish pay, which is the fastest way to find employers who treat candidates like adults.

The AI part, honestly

A language model reads each posting and tags its category, seniority and work mode so the filters work. It's right most of the time and wrong sometimes. If you spot a mislabelled role — a hybrid job tagged remote, a data role filed under research — tell us and we'll fix it. It would be strange to run an AI job board and be coy about using one.

What we won't do

• 01Make you register to read a job. An account saves roles and sets alerts. It is never a toll gate.
• 02Take your CV. There is no résumé upload, because there is no recruiter here to sell it to.
• 03Stand between you and the employer. Apply goes to their own page, and your application is theirs alone.
• 04Disguise an advert as a result. Paid placement exists, and it is always labelled as such.

Who's behind it

A small independent operation, not a funded startup with a growth target. That's why the site is quiet: no popups, no chat bubble, no cookie banner to dismiss (there are no tracking cookies to consent to). It's paid for by employers who pay to post, which keeps the reading side free and unpolluted.

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