Senior AI Engineer SAP
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - msg global solutions in Milano
Select how often (in days) to receive an alert: Create Alert msg global solutions is a systems integrator, software development partner, and managed services provider focused on SAP solutions for multiple industries. Our services include strategies for accounting, finance, regulatory reporting, performance management, sustainability, customer experience, and IoT. Operating from offices across the globe and growing, we help clients achieve operational efficiency and improve decision-making capabilities. With deep industry knowledge, technical expertise, and a diverse range of perspectives, our people spark change and create innovative solutions to complex operational issues. Our goal is to create long-lasting client relationships built on trust and dependability. msg global solutions is part of msg, an independent, international group of companies with more than 10,000 employees around the world. What we do msg global solutions leverages cutting-edge technologies, including AI, to solve business challenges.
We partner with industry leaders like SAP and AWS to deliver enterprise solutions to Fortune 500 companies, transforming data into valuable insights. Our solutions reshape industries such as finance, insurance, and manufacturing, specializing in: * - Advanced analytics and AI technologies * - Industry-specific technologies and IoT integration * - Data-driven operational excellence By partnering with us, organizations can transform their business models, uncover new revenue streams, and achieve operational excellence. As part of the msg group, we combine specialized agility with global IT resources to shape the future of business. What you will do You will design and build production AI on top of SAP landscapes: agents, retrieval systems and embedded intelligence that run against real business data and hold up under enterprise governance, not just in a demo. This is a hands-on engineering role with architecture ownership: you decide how a use case gets built, and t