Artificial Intelligence
Pubblicato il 21-09-2026 - Kirey in Lazio
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Kirey is one of the leading European groups specializing in technology consulting and system integration, with a distinctive positioning in data-driven innovation. Through a comprehensive portfolio of solutions—including Data & AI, Cloud, Software Development, Cybersecurity, Infrastructure & Automation, and Monitoring—Kirey transforms data complexity into intuitive and accessible solutions, enabling its clients to achieve their business objectives. Headquartered in Italy, with a solid international presence and nearly 1,500 employees, Kirey has delivered more than 10,000 projects for leading clients across industries such as Insurance, Banking, Manufacturing, Retail, Public Administration, and Services & Energy. This is made possible through continuous investment in improvement processes and training, the promotion of innovative ideas and creativity through skills development,
and a strong commitment—expressed through dedicated initiatives—to inclusion and diversity.
We are looking for a GEN AI Engineer role
- Design, develop, and industrialize GenAI applications, from prototyping to production deployment
- Develop agentic workflows and LLM-based solutions, including RAG, function calling, and service orchestration
- Design, train, and fine-tune machine learning models to complement GenAI solutions where traditional ML approaches are more suitable
- Select and evaluate the most appropriate approach (traditional ML, fine-tuned models, or LLM-based solutions) based on use case requirements and constraints
- Deploy and operate GenAI and ML solutions on cloud infrastructure (preferred AWS ), leveraging Databricks (nice to have) for data and AI pipelines where relevant
- Use AI-assisted development tools (GitHub Copilot, Claude, and similar solutions) to accelerate coding, testing, refactoring, and code review
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