PyTorch
Real-time demand data from active job postings. Updated weekly from the same index powering all Datamata intelligence tools.
Active listings
145
30-day trend
-63.6%
% of listings
4%
Median salary
$205k
As of July 2026, PyTorch appears in 145 active ai job listings (4% of tracked ai postings), with a median advertised salary of $205k ($93k–$184k).
Source: Datamata Studios — methodology and update cadence.
Skills that pair with PyTorch
% of PyTorch listings that also require each skill
Top roles hiring PyTorch
Active listings by role title in ai
Salary range — roles requiring PyTorch
25th pct
$93k
Median
$205k
75th pct
$184k
Annual USD · ai category · from listings with advertised pay ranges · reflects midpoints
Is PyTorch in demand in 2026?
PyTorch appears in 145 active job listings in the ai category — representing 4% of all tracked ai postings. Over the past 30 days demand has declined 63.6%.
PyTorch most commonly appears alongside Python, Machine Learning, TensorFlow in job requirements. Building proficiency in these complementary skills can significantly strengthen a candidate profile.
Roles that require PyTorch show a median advertised salary of $205k annually, with the middle 50% ranging from $93k to $184k.
PyTorch demand FAQ
Is PyTorch in demand in 2026?
PyTorch appears in 145 active ai job listings, about 4% of tracked ai postings. Demand has declined 63.6% over the past 30 days.
What roles require PyTorch?
PyTorch is most in demand for ML Engineer roles, followed by AI Engineer and Research Scientist, based on active ai listings.
How much do jobs requiring PyTorch pay?
Roles that require PyTorch show a median advertised salary of $205k, with the middle 50% between $93k and $184k. Figures are midpoints of advertised ranges in the ai category.
What skills pair with PyTorch?
PyTorch most commonly appears alongside Python, Machine Learning and TensorFlow in job requirements.
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