AI Enablement Engineer
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - Medicilio in Turbigo
At Medicilio, we're building the bridge from remote patient monitoring to remote patient intelligence — software that doesn't just track healthcare operations, but actively improves clinical decisions and patient outcomes at scale.
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We are a remote-first company with teams across multiple continents, building products for Italy today and expanding across Europe tomorrow.
You will work closely with product, operations, clinical stakeholders, and external technical partners to solve complex real-world problems in a high-trust environment where ownership matters more than process.
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- shipping meaningful products that work in production,
- building systems that remain maintainable over time,
- learning fast and adapting continuously,
- and enjoying the process of building together.
About the role
this is a cross-functional role that designs and builds how AI is used across Medicilio.
We are looking for a hybrid profile:
someone who can sit with stakeholders from operations, clinical, and product, understand their workflows, and coordinate across teams — and go deep into the technical implementation, building AI systems and shipping working software hands‑on. Either side alone is not enough.
You will report to the VP of Engineering, but your work spans the whole company. Wherever AI can create real leverage, you help identify it, design the right approach, and build the systems that make it work. You also pick up individual high-impact use cases when the situation calls for it.
This is not a role about deploying AI tools. It is about designing a coherent AI system — how it fits together, how teams use it, what guardrails apply, where it should not be used, and how it stays useful as both the technology and the company evolve.
We operate an artifact-driven delivery model. Your work shapes how AI fits into it. We expect te