LEAD SOFTWARE ARCHITECT
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Cpl Taylor E Cpl Placement in Italia
LEAD SOFTWARE ARCHITECT(ANN.51572)Oròbix is the Bergamo-based tech-company focused on the implementation and
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lifecycle management of artificial intelligence solutions, covering a wide
range of sectors from healthcare to agrifood (through the innovative startup
Oròbix Life), from manufacturing to gaming and energy. During 2019, Oròbix
closed an investment round from Antares Vision Group, a world leader in systems
for inspection, track and trace and smart data management. In more than 10
years of activity, we have grounded more than 100 projects, creating artificial
intelligence solutions for our customers: from engineering to the production of
models for in-line quality control, clinical diagnosis support, and production
process optimization.Oròbix is looking for a Lead Architect to join our
Software Development Team.Role and responsibilities:- You will be responsible for
leading architectural decisions in our current and future cloud infrastructure
in line with our product and service offering as a last-mile AI company- You will mentor the
engineering team for the implementation of the architecture and will be a point
of reference- You will focus on providing
cloud-native solutions for AI-centric products in the fields of manufacturing,
healthcare and agriculture, and production-grade AI governance services- You will take
responsibility of the existing Azure cloud infrastructure, which spans from
Azure ML to Azure IoT Edge and includes the Orobix stack of AI technologies- You will be
responsible for leading architectural design of cloud and edge infrastructure- You will be
responsible for guiding and mentoring the technical team- You will be a
reference and collaborate with all other functions across the company
(delivery, product, business)- You will collaborate
with end-customers on real-world problems in the industrial man