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MLabs salaries

The pay MLabs states on its open roles, as written in each posting and checked daily.

10 of 15 open roles state pay

Median base pay

$180Ka year

The median of MLabs's 9 open roles that state pay in US dollars, as of October 2026. Each role counts at the middle of its range.

Middle half of roles
$175K–$200K
Posted ranges run from
$75K–$300K
A typical posted range
$150K–$220K

By role

MLabs's median for each role with at least three postings stating pay, next to what startups pay for it.

MedianMiddle half10th to 90th percentile

Every open role with pay

Best-paid first, as each posting states it

  • Founding Engineer

    New York, NY
    $200K–$300K a year
  • Head of Security

    Remote (US)
    $200K–$250K a year
  • Founding Engineer

    Remote (US)
    $180K–$220K a year
  • Fde AI Engineer

    San Francisco, CA
    $150K–$250K a year
  • Lead Mobile Engineer

    Remote (US)
    $140K–$220K a year
  • Founding Electrical Engineer

    San Francisco, CA
    $150K–$200K a year
  • Founding Mechanical Engineer

    San Francisco, CA
    $150K–$200K a year
  • Brand Marketing Designer

    New York, NY
    $130K–$150K a year
  • Senior Product Manager

    Remote (US)
    $75K–$85K a year
  • Lead Architect - Digital Assets

    Remote (US)
    €100K–€120K a year

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MLabs salaries: frequently asked questions

How much does MLabs pay?

As of October 2026, the median base pay on MLabs's open roles is $180K a year, across the 9 that state it in US dollars. The middle half pay between $175K and $200K, and the posted ranges run from $75K to $300K.

How much does MLabs pay founding engineers?

The median across MLabs's 4 open founding engineer roles that state pay is $188K a year, against $205K across startups.

Does MLabs post salary ranges?

On 10 of its 15 open roles (67%), as of October 2026. Each one's range is listed on this page as MLabs states it.

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