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AI Companies Are Hiring “Members Of Technical Staff” For Jobs That Don’t Fit One Job Description

Hiring for Member Of Technical Staff roles jumped 38% last year and is on track for another 58% increase in 2026.

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October 5, 2026
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AI Companies Are Hiring “Members Of Technical Staff” For Jobs That Don’t Fit One Job Description

The role can cover engineering, research, product and other technical work, giving companies a single title for employees who work across functions.

AI companies are increasingly using a job title that says little about a specific role: “Member of Technical Staff.”

LinkedIn data shows U.S. hiring into these roles grew 38% in 2025 and is on pace to increase another 58% in 2026. The title is often used for technical employees whose responsibilities span areas such as engineering, research and product.

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One Title Covers Multiple Technical Roles

The growing use of the title points to demand for employees who can work across different technical problems rather than remain within a narrowly defined function.

A data scientist or engineer may be hired for a specific role but later move into a Member of Technical Staff position as their responsibilities expand. The broader title can give companies more flexibility to move technical talent toward their most pressing problems.

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The roles are also concentrated among a small group of companies. About 45% of U.S. LinkedIn members with the title work at just 10 companies.

Versatility Comes With A High Price Tag

Member of Technical Staff roles are among the highest-paying positions in the emerging AI economy, with typical listed base pay of about $223,000.

That compares with roughly $177,000 across AI job postings overall, suggesting companies are willing to pay a premium for technical employees who can take on a wider range of problems.

The growth of the title offers an early indication of how AI companies are defining technical talent: increasingly around the ability to move between problems and contribute wherever the business needs technical expertise.

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Source: LinkedIn
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