Solution Architect
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Ai.Esra in Italia
ai.ESRA operates as a specialized vendor focused on developing ESRA, the proprietary Cyber Risk Analytics platform. Joining ai.ESRA means contributing to an innovative technology that is transforming the way companies manage cyber risk through a continuous, data-driven approach.
As a Solution Architect, you will be crucial in developing, evolving and maintaining our innovative cybersecurity solution, ESRA. Your contribution will directly impact the safety and security of our digital world.
You will be responsible for:
- Define the architectural solution and the technological evolution of the product
- Take design decisions to satisfy functional and non-functional requirements
- Ensure satisfaction of nonfunctional requirements over time
What We’re Looking For
- Education: Degree in technical-scientific disciplines
- Experience: at least 5 years of previous experience
- Language Skills: Proficiency in the English language
Technical Skills
- In-depth knowledge of software architectures and related design principles, design patterns, common elements (e.G., balancers,
API gateways, queue systems, micro-services, data processing pipelines, etc.)
- Proficiency with modern technologies and frameworks, containerization, service orchestration, container orchestration (K8s), software development life cycle (SDLC)
- Experience in designing and implementing solutions to meet non-functional requirements such as safety, maintainability, scalability and performance
- Strong orientation to architectural modelling using industry standard frameworks (e.G., C4 Model, 4+1 View Model), with the ability to produce clear, structured, and scalable architecture documentation from requirements and interviews with stakeholders.
- Ability to organize and plan, meet deadlines and project schedules
- Excellent knowledge of Agile methodologies
- Experience in product development, maintenance, and evolution of products already in production
- Cybersecurity: Previous experience in cybersecurity