Junior Engineer Gen AI
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Reply in Milano
Have you completed your academic path and want to work on applied artificial intelligence projects, building solutions for market-leading clients? Faccia ora il prossimo passo nella sua carriera: scorra verso il basso per leggere la descrizione completa del ruolo e invii la sua candidatura. Join Reply WHO WE ARE Reply is a company that specialises in Consulting , Systems Integration and Digital Services with a focus on the conception, design and implementation of solutions based on the new communication channels and digital media. Reply partners with key industrial groups in defining and developing business models made possible by the new technological and communication paradigms such as Artificial Intelligence , Big Data , Cloud Computing, Digital Communication , the Internet of Things and Mobile and Social Networking . In so doing, it aims to optimise and integrate processes, applications and devices. WHAT WE OFFER Implementation of Cutting-Edge Algorithms. You will use state-of-the-art algorithms to implement and automate workflows in an agile environment.
You will work on transforming theoretical models into practical, scalable, and high-impact solutions. A concrete recognition of your achievements. Your starting gross annual salary (RAL) will range from €25,500 to €38,500, depending on your experience, qualifications, and academic achievements. The collective labour agreement (CCNL) applied within Reply is the Italian Metalworking Industry Agreement, with an entry level between C3 and B3, determined according to the same criteria. Previous experience with cutting-edge technologies such as Quantum Computing, Physical AI, Agentic AI, Foundation Model and LLM training, fine-tuning, and optimization will be considered a strong asset. Research and Collaboration with Market Leaders. You will stay constantly up to date with the state of the art in Generative AI, collaborating with leading global tech companies and testing in advance the models that are reshaping the m