1 in 7 engineering jobs at 20 tech companies now has AI in the title

An analysis of 4,794 open jobs at 20 non-AI tech companies (Stripe, Reddit, Databricks and others) on October 25, 2026 found 7.7% of all roles and 13.8% of engineering roles have AI, ML or agent in the title. Reddit (20%) and Pinterest (18%) lead, while payments firms Stripe and Robinhood trail at 4%.

• 367 of 4,794 open jobs (7.7%) have AI, ML or agent in the title
• Among engineering roles the share is 230 of 1,672 (13.8%)
• 48 titles mention agents, 30 of them use the word agentic
• 26% of AI roles are Staff level or above versus 11% of others