Artificial Intelligence Space Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - Thales Group in Latina
Overview As an Artificial Intelligence Engineer at Thales Alenia Space, you design and integrate trustworthy AI components across domains, selecting cutting-edge approaches to meet user needs. You will work on NLP, multimodal human–machine dialogue, and data-driven or symbolic AI to solve complex space-related problems. The role emphasizes a scientific engineering method, traceability, and staying ahead of trends in AI, ethics by design, and cybersecurity. You join a collaborative, cross-functional team contributing to space missions and advanced orbital infrastructures. Retribuzione / Benefits * mobility policy * international career opportunities * career development * working on space missions * cross-site collaboration * dynamic, innovative culture Responsabilità * Design and develop trustworthy AI components for diverse domains * Identify and apply cutting-edge AI technologies (ML, symbolic, dialogue) to components * Develop NLP/NLU and multimodal human–machine dialogue solutions * Explore ML techniques, causality vs. correlation,
and data-driven AI methods * Work with Symbolic AI (ontology, knowledge reasoning, meta-heuristics) and Operations Research * Propose and compare design approaches to maximize customer value * Incorporate scientific methodology, data knowledge, and traceability into engineering * Maintain continuous technowatch and awareness of trends (technical, ethical by design) * Define system capabilities via functional, logical, and value analyses to meet user needs in various scenarios Requisiti fondamentali * Strong foundation in mathematics and statistics * Proficiency in AI approaches: data-driven, symbolic, or hybrid AI * Knowledge of NLP/NLU, dialogue systems, and human–machine interaction * Understanding of cybersecurity, standards and norms * Ability to communicate with multidisciplinary teams * Experience with statistical modelling, optimization, and machine learning concepts * Interest in outside-the-box thinking and user-centric desig