AI Infrastructure Engineer
Pubblicato il 11-10-2026 - Starion in Frascati
AI Infrastructure EngineerLocation:Frascati , Italy Application deadline:15 October 2026 Reference number:0588
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Your MissionJoin us in shaping the future of secure and innovative technologies across space and cybersecurity.
Based onsite at ESA’s office in Frascati, Italy, you will help build the resilient infrastructure that enables advanced AI services, modern data platforms, and digital innovation across the organisation.
From GPU powered environments and Kubernetes platforms to automation, monitoring, and security, your work will play a vital role in delivering reliable, scalable, and future ready capabilities.
Tasks and Activities
- Design, deploy, and operate secure, scalable AI infrastructure across Azure and on-premises environments, supporting the delivery of enterprise-grade AI services and MLOps capabilities.
- Build, optimise, and maintain GPU-powered platforms for AI workloads and large language model (LLM) deployment,
ensuring high performance, reliability, and seamless service delivery through secure APIs.
- Administer and enhance Linux-based environments, Docker containers, Kubernetes clusters, vector databases, and AI search services, driving efficiency, resilience, and innovation across the platform.
- Develop and maintain Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solutions and automated CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps, enabling streamlined deployment, governance, and operational excellence.
- Monitor platform performance, security, availability, and cost efficiency, proactively troubleshooting infrastructure, networking, storage, and GPU-related challenges to ensure a robust and dependable service.
- Implement and manage backup, disaster recovery, patching, and security controls, while producing and maintaining clear technical documentation to support long-term platform sustainability.
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