INSAR Geospatial Data Platform Engineer
Pubblicato il 16-08-2026 - E-Geos in Roma
Job Description:Leonardo is an international industrial group and a global leader in Aerospace, Defence, and Security, delivering multi-domain technological capabilities across the sectors of helicopters, aircraft, aerostructures, electronics, cybersecurity, and space.
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Within Leonardo’s Space Division, e-GEOS—a company owned by ASI (20%) and Telespazio (80%)—is a leading international player in the Earth Observation and geospatial information sector, offering a unique portfolio of application services.
Within the organizational unit Chief Technological Innovation Office at the Rome office we are looking for a resource to cover the position of INSAR Geospatial Data Platform EngineerAbout the roleWe're growing our engineering capacity around a large-scale Earth Observation data processing system, handling satellite radar data at global scale.
This role is responsible for ensuring the system's architecture is scalable, efficient,
and production-grade, working alongside specialized technical partners and our science team, with growing ownership over time.
You'll join the SAR Algorithms team in the Algorithms and Prototypes unit, reporting to the team lead, who will also mentor you technically as you take on more architectural responsibility.There is a clear growth path toward technical leadership of the system.What you'll doReview and assess technical architecture proposals (workflow orchestration, data handling, parallelization, resource usage) against project requirements, identifying scalability, performance, or cost risks.Translate requirements between our science team and technical partners and represent engineering standards in technical discussions.Review code for quality, maintainability, test coverage, and documentation.Track technical milestones and acceptance criteria, covering both functional correctness and non-fun