“There is no truth in flesh, only betrayal.
There is no strength in flesh, only weakness.
There is no constancy in flesh, only decay.
There is no certainty in flesh but death.”
*From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.*
* From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.*
As a german with the Jobtitle of: Elektroniker für Geräte und Systeme im Bereich der Hochfrequenztechnik
I think "Computer-Thought-Engineer" sounds interesting.
If you're also using [Docker](https://www.docker.com/community/captains/) you could be an [AI Captain](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8LHB_gK14s). ^(\\s)
It took a moment for me to get it and I don't know how I feel about that joke. It feels so low-effort but it is so bad that it is good.

The last internship I had I was listed as a software engineering student... I was in fact NOT that I was a data scientist student. So, I guess my point is, not always
lol, forget it. HR is clueless for specialized IT, especially for emerging roles. Instead, look through job postings from companies specialized in AI/ML and copy/adapt one that fits closely… hr will thank you.
Oh, I feel this. My title is “Analyst - Analytics,” and I think it’s because when my boss was creating my position, it was the first in an alphabetically ordered drop-down.
I work for a consultancy and here we only have job levels: Analyst, Consultant, Manager, ...
These are used for tech guys implementing AI and Cloud Solutions, HR staff, actual consultants etc. all together.
Only once you reach Director+ you may receive an actual job title describing and indicating what you do and are responsible for. Otherwise, it's a mix & match to positions that need to be filled on projects.
Doesn't matter because you use existing algorithms to develop something somebody else can use.
Just like a software engineer doesn't have to invent new algorithms and design patterns every time you write software. You must use existing patterns snd algorithms to create an end result.
The algorithms themselves have been around for awhile, for the most part. It isn't day to day practice at a company to create an entirely new algorithm for machine learning
Machine Learning Engineer has my vote.
Also, I think “doesn’t” is always used with singular subjects, instead of “don’t”. Examples: “He who doesn’t..”, “She who doesn’t”, “Me who doesn’t”. It’s not exactly the most natural way to organize a statement. So, it sounds a little weird.
Edit: I’m not sure on this actually, because it’s definitely correct to say, “I don’t”. Anyone know which is right?
During and after my undergrad, people would ask me what my degree was in. I still can’t really explain it, but I once saw someone writing fictional sex stories on Reddit that explained it better than I have or ever will. Wish I had saved that post…
I had that for a bit. My title was like data science developer for a while and then got switched to just data engineer despite me not changing positions or anything. I just looked at my employee info and saw the change there.
Depending on the wider application and what sort of roles you want, something else may resonate. I'm a PM and my team works within ML/AI applications with research. They are Research Engineers, haven't heard any of them say they should be called something different but maybe they don't care about the title just like your manager
I worked 25 years in the same company and now it's closing and i really don't know what i am. A software developer, a project manager, a developing PM, a managing developer, none of the above. What did you do in your last company? Everything.
Just pick some machine learning related title that sounds cool and pays well 👌 Job title !== Responsibility.. Just ask all the junior front-end devs spending their days learning why their PHP code doesn’t work, how to deploy to - insert cloud bs company -.
I’ve come to realize talking with confidence does convince people that you are knowledgeable, even when you have no fucking idea what you’re talking about
Hey I noticed a few people post on here more looking for a general chat about their situation so created a subreddit called r/SoftwareCasualTalk
Haven't done anything with it yet but was wondering if I could have done input.
I didn't know what to call my job before I was interviewing for a new job, desperately trying to put it into words, before the guy interviewing said "Oooh! You're a test-developer!". I had never heard the term before. My official title was "Software Engineer" but was referred to as "QA", lol.
Assistant to the regional AI

*Assistant Regional AI
*Assistant to regional AI
*Assistant Regional AI
\*Assistant to regional AI
The Machine Whisperer
Caseless whispers
Char-less whisper

All praise the omnissiah
*wofts incense purposefully*
I saw a job saying “Senior Python Whisperer”
"Harbinger of the Apocalypse" according to some. Pretty metal thing to put on your resume.
# Bare Metal.
THE HARBINGER OF ALL DARK MATTERS
I appreciate this. I was super excited when I got to add Chaos Engineer to mine.
They are creating Abominable intelligence the Toaster Fuckers are gonna nuke us into the Age of Strife if they find out
Tech Priest Your days are spent beseeching the holy machine spirit to please have lower variance already
Praise the omnissiah!
“There is no truth in flesh, only betrayal. There is no strength in flesh, only weakness. There is no constancy in flesh, only decay. There is no certainty in flesh but death.”
Needs more L2 regularisation.
*From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.*
>Tech Priest if he is senior tech priest then technically he should put Fabricator Locum on linkedin
* From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.*
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Hyperparameter tuner
Ok that’s a cool word I’m going to use it when someone ask what my job is
Hyperparameter tuner, sounds interesting, what cars do you tune?
No, it's hypaparametatuna. Biiiiiig feesh
Hyper parameter tooma
Hey Big tuna, how did you optimise your gain today /office
Bugatti Keras
lotta tags
I prefer to take my job title and translate it to German. In your case: Computer-Gedanken-Ingenieur
As a german with the Jobtitle of: Elektroniker für Geräte und Systeme im Bereich der Hochfrequenztechnik I think "Computer-Thought-Engineer" sounds interesting.
Another one would be "black wizard of Terraherz"
Hypertuner sounds even better
Aaw man I can only do 3D parameters
I'm over here still learning parameters...
I hear those make good sushi
AI Daddy
I was gonna say something like Ai software engineer. Now I just feel silly. This is the objectively best title.
This is it. We got the best title
If you're also using [Docker](https://www.docker.com/community/captains/) you could be an [AI Captain](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8LHB_gK14s). ^(\\s)
I truly hate this comment, and you by association, right now. 
Which part of it in specific tipped the scales to the wrong way for you?
It took a moment for me to get it and I don't know how I feel about that joke. It feels so low-effort but it is so bad that it is good. 
You're welcome xd.
Truly underrated comment, this is the only answer
AI PAPPI*
IA Pappi*
Machine Mommy
More like “AI papí”
# AI Papino.
Reddit as AL daddy at first
It sounds like you might be a Machine Learning Engineer, bro
MLEs are a conspiracy by senior DSs to make their salaries even BIGGER
Honestly, ML is just 99% data science, but saying that you are MLE sounds a lot more impressive to hr people
There’s also the whole ML ops/infra/backend side of MLE? This is why we’ve ditched the title altogether and everyone is just a SWE
I would suggest you go to HR and explain you are being audited. And you need to know what you should put as your job title.
You shouldn't need to make up anything. It should be on your paystub/invoice in most places.
Just realised I've never read those things lmao
The last internship I had I was listed as a software engineering student... I was in fact NOT that I was a data scientist student. So, I guess my point is, not always
Why make up some lie to the department known for having the ability to fire you no matter what state you work in?
lol, forget it. HR is clueless for specialized IT, especially for emerging roles. Instead, look through job postings from companies specialized in AI/ML and copy/adapt one that fits closely… hr will thank you.
Machine learner..er
Oh, I feel this. My title is “Analyst - Analytics,” and I think it’s because when my boss was creating my position, it was the first in an alphabetically ordered drop-down.
I work for a consultancy and here we only have job levels: Analyst, Consultant, Manager, ... These are used for tech guys implementing AI and Cloud Solutions, HR staff, actual consultants etc. all together. Only once you reach Director+ you may receive an actual job title describing and indicating what you do and are responsible for. Otherwise, it's a mix & match to positions that need to be filled on projects.
Been in this position a few times. Certain managers don't like titles much. I'd Google jobs with the software you use and self proclaim.
Adeptus Mechanicus
Computer manipulator.
Compulator
Computer Tate?
Importer of \*
Keep getting promoted until you have your name and position on a door
Next level
Machine Learning Engineer
This sound like someone that creates the ML algorithm though. Am I off on that?
Doesn't matter because you use existing algorithms to develop something somebody else can use. Just like a software engineer doesn't have to invent new algorithms and design patterns every time you write software. You must use existing patterns snd algorithms to create an end result.
The algorithms themselves have been around for awhile, for the most part. It isn't day to day practice at a company to create an entirely new algorithm for machine learning
Machine fluffer
Data Scientist
That is way too obvious
Machine learning Engineer is always good
code monkey
Computer baby-sitter/teacher
You don't have a title in your contract or whatever work agreement document?
AI (Actual Intelligence)
Machine Learning Engineer.
ai professor
If your company has job postings, look to see if your position is there.
Wait but how would he know if it’s there or not if he doesn’t even know what it is?
By the duties
Macho business donkey wrestler
Machine Learning Engineer has my vote. Also, I think “doesn’t” is always used with singular subjects, instead of “don’t”. Examples: “He who doesn’t..”, “She who doesn’t”, “Me who doesn’t”. It’s not exactly the most natural way to organize a statement. So, it sounds a little weird. Edit: I’m not sure on this actually, because it’s definitely correct to say, “I don’t”. Anyone know which is right?
“Me who don’t know what’s my job called” is definitely some murdered r/engrish
"I don't know ..." Or for this meme, "Me, who doesn't know ..."
The Machine Learner: Destroyer of Jobs
Hehehe, you think recruiters know what these terms mean. You sweet Summer child. :P
Data engineer
Computer Whisper
It’s learning through the training you’re conducting, so you’re obviously a Train Conductor!
AI == Additional Interns
Companies don't want you to have an accurate job title. Tone of the ways they keep you from trying to shop for a new job
Software Engineer. Take it or leave it
During and after my undergrad, people would ask me what my degree was in. I still can’t really explain it, but I once saw someone writing fictional sex stories on Reddit that explained it better than I have or ever will. Wish I had saved that post…
AI Teacher
Caboose Apprentice
A god of robots
AI Wizzard
Cog
Fullbringer
Computer skills broker
I had that for a bit. My title was like data science developer for a while and then got switched to just data engineer despite me not changing positions or anything. I just looked at my employee info and saw the change there.
Tech Priest
Dark arts teacher
Depending on the wider application and what sort of roles you want, something else may resonate. I'm a PM and my team works within ML/AI applications with research. They are Research Engineers, haven't heard any of them say they should be called something different but maybe they don't care about the title just like your manager
Isn't it literally called machine learning engineer?
Electricity Charmer
Father of AI
Machine trainer. Unleasher of our demise? The creator of the end of humanity & jobs?
Data Scientist
What does it say in your contract?
Life Bringer, Anima Anathema
Just say you are into tunning and refuse to elaborate
Herald of the Basilisk. For those who choose the B-box.
Supervised Teaching Assistant
Job title: "Somebody who is working at this company with machine learning but doesn't know their own job title"
You are the machine
Deus Ex Machina
I “teach computers how to read”
AI bitch
Don’t you have an employment contract? That will have your job title. If you’re a contractor, well, you can pick whatever you want. :)
AI trainer?
Neural Network Engineer
Machine Learning Training Analyst
just make some shit up man. who even cares anymore
Machine Language Data Scientist? (Or go with the AI Daddy -- which sounds way cooler)
Machine teacher
Truth Maker.
Neural Net Optimization Engineer
Bro conducts the doohickey
ML specalist
Ana bray
Ai assassin?
assistant***
My one is called machine learning engineer
I worked 25 years in the same company and now it's closing and i really don't know what i am. A software developer, a project manager, a developing PM, a managing developer, none of the above. What did you do in your last company? Everything.
Just pick some machine learning related title that sounds cool and pays well 👌 Job title !== Responsibility.. Just ask all the junior front-end devs spending their days learning why their PHP code doesn’t work, how to deploy to - insert cloud bs company -.
teaches machines to learn
"Try and Error" - Specialist
Data Fluffer
Check your contract.
Multi-dimensional vector adjuster
Senior vice president managing director assistant of intern of Argricultural Intelect
I hereby christen thee, 'the model_maker_69'
For some reason all my ML knowing friends have "ML enthusiast" written on their linkdin.
Its a learning computer
Wouldn't that make you a data scientist?
Machine Learning Engineer? Doesn't your job give you a job title?
I remember seeing a job posting for “Machine Learning Specialist” once
Ask ChatGPT what your job title is, after describing it.
Petition to start calling the field “machine education”
You are a techpriest, guiding a young machine spirit. Praise be the omnissiah.
Analyst
You're just another cog in the machineeee
Data Scientist or Machine Learning Engineer, depending on how much code you do is actually going into production.
I’ve come to realize talking with confidence does convince people that you are knowledgeable, even when you have no fucking idea what you’re talking about
I thought Data Scientist was the buzzword, but you can reinvent the wheel if you want.
Machine Machinist
God of AI
Hey I noticed a few people post on here more looking for a general chat about their situation so created a subreddit called r/SoftwareCasualTalk Haven't done anything with it yet but was wondering if I could have done input.
I didn't know what to call my job before I was interviewing for a new job, desperately trying to put it into words, before the guy interviewing said "Oooh! You're a test-developer!". I had never heard the term before. My official title was "Software Engineer" but was referred to as "QA", lol.
Isn‘t there a name for the job on your contract?
Linear Alge-brah
The usual "if you can't describe your job in 3 words or less, then it's a bullshit job"
The usual "if you can't describe your job in 3 words or less, then it's a b*llshit job"
Sky-networker
Lead Senior Machine Learning Expert Evangelist
doesn’t know* what* job is *
Data Analyst or Business Analyst
Data scientist
AI Specialist
Senior Vice President of AInda? AInda forever!
I put Machine Learning Engineer or NLP Engineer onto my resume depends on the situation
PyTorch importer
I mean, machine teacher is pretty cool... But Tech Priest is best.
Quabity assuance
you have a contract, I assume
I worked a job for a year before realizing my job title was a research engineer 😅