AI Engineer salary in New York
Typical advertised pay for AI Engineer roles in New York, from real job postings on FindRole.
Median advertised base salary
$246,150
Most postings fall between $211,200 and $246,150.
Based on 73 postings across 9 companies. Updated September 10, 2026.
As of September 2026, the median advertised base salary for AI Engineer roles in New York is $246,150, based on 73 live job postings from 9 employers tracked by FindRole.
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Top companies hiring AI Engineers
- Capital One Financial 60 postings · median $246,150
- Morgan Stanley 3 postings · median $142,500
- Humana 3 postings · median $202,800
- PWC 2 postings · median $120,500
- MSCI 1 postings · median $165,000
- Wells Fargo 1 postings · median $248,000
- Blackstone Inc 1 postings · median $140,000
- Regeneron 1 postings · median $144,600
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