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Remote Machine Learning Engineer salary in Canada
Remote machine learning engineer roles open to Canada pay a median of $195K a year. Most fall between $134K and $235K. Based on 55 open listings that state pay.
- Median
- $195K
- Typical range
- $134K–$235K
- Top 10% from
- $297K
- Listings with pay
- 55 of 92
How pay is spread
Number of listings by annual salary (midpoint of the stated range, USD).
Pay by level
| Level | Median | Typical range | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mid level | $69K | $62K–$69K | 3 |
| Senior | $193K | $133K–$218K | 18 |
| Lead / Staff | $204K | $169K–$290K | 22 |
Highest-paying open roles
Live listings, ranked by the top of their stated range.
- Research Engineer, Machine Learning (RL Velocity)Anthropic$500K–$850K
- Staff Machine Learning EngineerPinterest$228K–$469K
- Sr. Manager, Machine Learning Engineering-Applied ResearchPinterest$228K–$469K
- Sr. Manager, Machine Learning Engineering, Ads Measurement ProductsPinterest$228K–$469K
- Staff Software Engineer, GTM AI EngineeringAnthropic$320K–$405K
- Staff Machine Learning Engineer, Content Visual AIPinterest$189K–$390K
- Manager II, Machine Learning Engineering-Content FoundationPinterest$223K–$390K
- Senior Director, eCommerce and Customer Fulfillment TechnologiesSlate$222K–$371K
Questions
How much does a remote machine learning engineer job pay in Canada?
The median is $195K a year. Half of listings that state pay fall between $134K and $235K, and the top 10% start at $297K. This is based on 55 open remote roles that publish a salary range.
How much more do senior machine learning engineer roles pay?
Senior roles have a median of $193K, compared with $69K for mid-level roles.
Where does this data come from?
From live job listings on Remotavia that state a salary range, mostly from employers’ own career sites. Each range is converted to US dollars per year and we use its midpoint. 60% of current machine learning engineer listings in Canada disclose pay.
Does remote pay depend on where I live?
Often, yes. Many employers set pay bands by location, so a role open to several countries may pay differently in each. The listing usually says whether its range applies everywhere.