AI Architect
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - BTO Research in Macerata
Technology transforms business. People make the difference.
At Relatech Group, we believe innovation creates value only when it delivers real impact.
We support organizations across industries in their digital transformation journey, designing solutions that integrate data, Artificial Intelligence, and cutting-edge technologies—from strategy to execution.
We do this through four specialized and integrated Business Units:
· Digital, focused on software development, Data & AI solutions;
· Cyber, dedicated to cybersecurity and the protection of digital infrastructures;
· Advisory, providing strategic, organizational, and business consulting;
· Industrial, driving the digitalization of manufacturing processes and Industry 4.0 initiatives.
Our people are our greatest strength. We invest in skills development, collaboration, and knowledge sharing, creating an environment where every professional can innovate, grow, and make a tangible impact on our clients' success.
Joining Relatech Group means becoming part of a dynamic ecosystem of companies, expertise,
and opportunities that is constantly evolving.
The OpportunityTo strengthen our Advisory Business Unit, we are looking for a We are looking for an experienced AI Architect to define the technical direction for AI-assisted software delivery.
The role combines hands-on AI engineering with architecture and technical leadership. The successful candidate will assess where AI adds value, define how solutions should be built, and establish the tooling, standards, and delivery approach that engineering teams can follow.
What You'll Do
- Assess use cases and define the most appropriate AI-based solution
- Design AI architectures, agent workflows, and supporting tooling
- Set the technical direction for AI-enabled software delivery
- Design the approach and transition path toward spec-driven development
- Define how Claude, Claude Code, MCP, and spec tooling fit into the engineering workflow
- Integrate AI capabilities with reposi