LLM / NLP Engineer
Large language models, generative AI, natural-language processing and speech.
- LLM77%
- Python74%
- Generative AI60%
Every AI role asks for a different mix of skills. From 3,523 core AI postings by 1,366 companies in Taiwan's public job listings, this site maps the skills each role mentions most.
Data as of September 11, 2026 · There is one edition so far: it shows which skills each role mentions, not whether that is rising or falling.
Choose a target role →The groups follow the skill dictionary's categories. They are a reading aid, not an order of importance.
Role families are assigned from job titles. The narrower specialities come first; each card shows this edition's sample and the three skills its postings mention most.
Large language models, generative AI, natural-language processing and speech.
Data science and statistical modelling; counted on both the AI and the data track.
Image recognition, machine vision and visual inspection.
AI chips, firmware, embedded and edge computing.
Process, optical inspection and smart-manufacturing adoption.
Titles that name the algorithm as the job.
Product and project management of AI products.
Engineering and developer titles carrying an AI term without a narrower speciality.
Titles without a narrower speciality land here: 49.4% of this edition's core AI postings. It mixes many kinds of work and should not be read as one uniform job.
See the skill map →Shares across every role together, dividing by all core AI postings in this edition — not a learning order. The same skill differs a great deal between roles, so start from a target role above.