AI Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - forte in Torino
Robusto builds AI tools that automate professional workflows on macOS. Our software runs on device, with no cloud dependency, and is used every day by engineers, studios and post production facilities. We’re based in Turin at I3P, the Politecnico di Torino incubator, and we work hybrid. We hire fast: two interviews, maximum one month from application to offer.
Our tech stack
Python, Swift, C++ where it earns it. Computer vision and machine learning, model training and on device inference, function calling protocols, macOS accessibility and input APIs. We’ll walk you through the rest in person.
About the role
We’re building the layer that lets an AI operate professional desktop software that exposes nothing readable to a machine, on computers that cannot or will not send data outside.
Detection is not the hard part anymore. Meaning is. Knowing that a group of pixels is a button is easy. Knowing that it’s the export button, that it belongs to that panel, that it’s currently disabled, and then handing all of that to a model in a form it can act on without burning half its context,
that’s the work.
This is not a research role and it’s not a wrapper around someone else’s API. You’ll own a piece of the engine end to end and watch it run on real machines doing real work. You’ll work directly with our CTO and, as the team grows, become the reference point for the engineers who come after you.
What you’ll work on
- Screen understanding. Grouping elements into panels and lists, tying icons to their captions, inferring what a control does from how it looks, reading state from pixels. Classical computer vision where it wins, edges and connected components and adaptive binarization and template matching. Getting text out of dense, dark, low contrast professional interfaces that were never designed to be read by a machine.
- Models we train ourselves. Classical methods run out, and when they do we train. Building the datasets, deciding what a learned model buys over the algorithm i