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ML6 Machine Learning Roles: The Amsterdam Company Tech Professionals Should Track This Month

Hiring activity at ML6 and peer firms signals sustained demand for AI and data skills across the Dutch capital.

By Amsterdam Tech Desk Β· Published 25 July 2026

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ML6 Machine Learning Roles: The Amsterdam Company Tech Professionals Should Track This Month
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Amsterdam posted more than 5,000 IT and technology vacancies as of July 2, 2026, with over 1,000 roles tagged specifically as Information Technology. ML6 stands out among the listed employers for its active search for Machine Learning Engineers, placing the firm at the center of current hiring conversations.

Why the numbers matter now

The volume of openings coincides with a period when major platforms continue to expand teams in the city. Uber lists a Senior Product Engineer post, Netflix seeks an Analytics Engineer L5, and Booking.com, Optiver and ML6 each advertise specialist positions. These listings appear on multiple job boards that track the local market, including hnhiring.com and orange-quarter.com.

Salaries reflect the experience levels sought. Senior GitHub Platform Engineer roles carry monthly pay between €4,620 and €6,433 plus a 13th-month payment and ABP pension contributions. Junior Backend Developer positions begin at €2,800 to €3,800, while IT traineeships sit at €2,900 to €2,950. Mid-level technical support roles often fall in the €3,900 to €5,000 range.

Practical routes into the roles

Many of the postings include hybrid or remote options, visa sponsorship and eligibility for the Dutch 30 percent tax ruling for qualifying international hires. LinkedIn currently shows 471 Information Technology positions located inside Amsterdam itself, while developer-specific searches reach 2,200 openings that include AI, deep-learning and full-stack work at firms such as Booking.com and Qualcomm.

High-demand skills listed across the boards center on Python, TensorFlow, cloud platforms including AWS, GCP and Azure, and PostgreSQL. Candidates who match these stacks can apply directly through the company career pages or aggregators such as indeed.com and wearedevelopers.com.

Job seekers should review current listings on orange-quarter.com/jobs and hnhiring.com/locations/amsterdam for the latest ML6 and peer openings, prepare materials that highlight the required technical stacks, and confirm visa and tax-ruling eligibility before submitting applications.

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