AI Engineer, Certilogo
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - 0146 Certilogo in Milano
At eBay, we're more than a global ecommerce leader — we’re changing the way the world shops and sells. Our platform empowers millions of buyers and sellers in more than 190 markets around the world. We’re committed to pushing boundaries and leaving our mark as we reinvent the future of ecommerce for enthusiasts.
Our customers are our compass, authenticity thrives, bold ideas are welcome, and everyone can bring their unique selves to work — every day. We're in this together, sustaining the future of our customers, our company, and our planet.
Join a team of passionate thinkers, innovators, and dreamers — and help us connect people and build communities to create economic opportunity for all.
About the team and the role
Certilogo, an eBay company, empowers brands and consumers through trusted product authentication and brand engagement solutions. You will work within Product & Engineering, alongside product managers, software engineers, data specialists, UX designers and other AI experts to turn AI opportunities into real product capabilities.
Working closely with Product,
Tech Leads and the Innovation team, you will design, prototype and productionize AI-based solutions across Certilogo’s authentication and digital product experiences. You will help evaluate new AI approaches, translate promising experiments into scalable product features, and continuously evolve the AI capabilities already supporting our platform.
This is a full-time position based in Milan, with a hybrid work model (3 days per week in the office) and flexibility to support work-life balance.
What you will accomplish
Turn AI opportunities into measurable product outcomes, from problem framing and data exploration through experimentation, validation and production deployment. Design, develop and evolve Machine Learning and Computer Vision solutions supporting product authentication, fraud detection and digital product experiences, selecting the right approach for the problem rather than applying a