AI Research Engineer
Pubblicato il 05-10-2026 - Pi School in Roma
About Pi School
Pi School is on a mission to empower businesses and professionals to leverage AI's transformative capabilities. We believe technology should be an enabler, not a barrier, and it should empower individuals and businesses to grow, innovate, and stay connected. We strive for a world where AI and human potential coexist harmoniously, reshaping the way we work, learn, and prosper.
Born in 2017 from the expertise of Translated, an industry pioneer with over two decades of leadership in AI + human translation, Pi School has helped over 100 companies integrate AI solutions to improve their operations, enhance decision-making, and achieve sustainable growth.
Pi School remains at the forefront of the ever-evolving AI landscape and collaborates with prominent research centres and organisations worldwide, such as the European Space Agency (ESA) and the European Commission, to harness AI for both cutting-edge research and practical solutions, driving progress in science and beyond. Our approach is founded on purposeful, impactful work, leveraging technology as a force for good.
We are looking for an EO AI Engineer (Agents & Integrations) to work in our office in Rome.
Pi School's AI research team is building EVE (Earth Virtual Expert), an open-source AI platform for Earth Observation, developed for the European Space Agency. We are looking for an engineer at the intersection of EO data engineering and AI-powered agents to help design, build, and integrate EVE's connections to the ESA ecosystem: satellite data catalogues, processing platforms (APEx, EarthCODE), Copernicus services, and geospatial tooling.
Project specifics
- EVE (Earth Virtual Expert) is being developed by Pi School, with support from Mistral AI and Imperative Space, for ESA Phi-lab.
- EVE is evolving from a text-based EO assistant into a multimodal, agentic platform under ESA Phi-lab, serving as Europe's main knowledge nexus between Earth AI models, data, tools, and resources.
- The project