Lead Data Scientist
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Avvale in Lombardia
Enabling What’s Next
Who We Are?
Born in 2004 as Techedge, we have more than 20 years of expertise that enabled us to become what we are today: Avvale
This path led us to be able to count on over 3500 employees, present in 12 countries around the world.
What We Do?
We help public and private companies to re-design their business models through the development of innovative and sustainable solutions, which have a positive impact not only on our customers but also on the world we live in
How we do?
Through circular economy models, made possible thanks to technological innovation.
What you will find ?
In Avvale we value our talents and your path with us will be full of:
Flexibility, thanks to our policy you can work remotely in Italy, up to 5 days a week, and in SEE and Switzerland up to 5 months a year;
Training & development as you can participate to training on the job, certifications, foreign languages classes and you will have a yearly budget to buy training courses;
Gender equality & inclusion,
the obtaining of Pdr 125 is a proof of Avvale commitment to an inclusive and fair work environment;
Compensation & Benefits: In line with our commitment to transparency and people development, the gross annual salary (RAL) for this position ranges between €44,000 and €50,000, commensurate with experience and skills. The position is covered by the 'CCNL Commercio e Terziario' (National Collective Labor Agreement for Commerce and Service Sector), alongside a benefits package that includes meal vouchers, wellbeing initiatives (including Wellhub), and growth opportunities.
Role and responsibilities:
You will be part of an area that takes care of Artificial Intelligence.
As a Lead Data Scientist, you will work for customers and internal research departments on complex and innovative projects about genAI, NLP, demand forecasting, predictive maintenance, computer vision, and lots more, in various fields and sectors.
You will focus on solving complex problems: translating r