Full Stack Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Philogen in Milano
About Philogen
Philogen S.p.A. is a biotechnology company dedicated to developing targeted products for the imaging and treatment of life-threatening diseases, with a strategic focus on oncology. Our mission is to translate cutting-edge scientific innovation into effective therapies that improve patients’ lives.
At Philogen, we are building a small, high-impact engineering team focused on transforming core business processes into secure, production-grade software and AI systems. These systems support clinical operations, R&D;, finance, and corporate functions in a highly regulated environment.
We are looking for a Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer to take substantial ownership of the platform, its infrastructure, and its production deployments. This is a full-stack role in the literal sense: you will work across backend services, cloud infrastructure, deployment automation, frontend applications, identity, authorization, data systems, and isolated AI-agent execution environments.
Backend and infrastructure expertise are baseline requirements.
Strong frontend expertise is an additional advantage.
Build and operate Python services, APIs, CLIs, and full-stack workflows using TypeScript, React, and Next.js.
Provision and run GCP and Kubernetes infrastructure through Pulumi, including databases, object storage, networking, secrets, deployments, and recovery procedures.
Build secure execution environments for AI agents, covering sandbox lifecycle, tool access, workload identity, network isolation, resource limits, and persistent sessions.
Integrate model providers and agent SDKs, including streaming, tool calls, cancellation, and long-running execution.
Implement authentication, RBAC, least-privilege access, auditability, and compliance requirements as enforceable technical controls.
Own production reliability across application and infrastructure layers through testing, observability, performance analysis, incident diagnosis, and safe deployments.
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