System Architect
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Gewiss in Roma
GEWISS is an Italian multinational company that operates internationally in the development of technological solutions and innovative services for home & building automation, energy protection and distribution, electric mobility and smart lighting.
The history of GEWISS is rooted in a successful entrepreneurial path, born from the revolutionary intuition of the use of technopolymer in electrical systems and guided by the values of integrity, culture of excellence and sustainability.
We are experiencing a moment of exciting and ambitious growth to be increasingly managerial, international, digital and sustainable. For this reason, we need the best talents to walk alongside us, supporting together this process of continuous evolution.
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Role Description:
The Lighting System Architect is responsible for designing, validating and promoting integrated lighting architectures within the GEWISS LightZone ecosystem. Reporting to the Sales Director,
the role operates at the intersection of technical expertise, customer consultancy and commercial development, supporting strategic opportunities from early specification to project execution.
The position ensures that lighting solutions are not treated as standalone products, but as intelligent infrastructures combining lighting, controls, emergency lighting, IoT, connectivity, safety, energy efficiency, and digital services.
Key Responsibilities
Solution Architecture & Design
Develop end-to-end lighting system architectures for complex and strategic projects.
Define lighting control philosophies, system layouts, integration logic and technical requirements.
Create scalable reference architectures and solution blueprints for priority vertical markets.
Ensure interoperability between lighting systems, smart controls, emergency lighting, IoT devices, sensors, software platforms, and third-part