System Engineer for Model-Based Development IDE
The Company and Context
Randstad Italia SpA Inhouse is seeking a System Engineer for Model-Based Development IDE on behalf of
Huawei Technologies Italia Srl
, a global leader in telecommunications, enterprise solutions, and consumer electronics.
Huawei is a pioneer in the industry, committed to shaping the future of digital ecosystems through cloud computing, AI, and next-generation connectivity solutions.
Huawei's Pisa Research Center plays a central role within the Group, focusing on researching new technologies and applications in the field of digital power and electric vehicles.
The Position: System Engineer for Model-Based Development IDE
We are looking for an expert to expand the team dedicated to developing next-generation Model-Based Design (MBD) tools.
Key Responsibilities
Actively contribute to the development of proprietary Model-Based Design tools, including optimization, simulation, integration with Artificial Intelligence (AI), education.
Design and develop tools for simulation, code generation, and optimization for the Center's areas of expertise.
Collaborate with a dynamic and highly collaborative team of experts, PhDs, passionate about research projects and innovative solutions.
Qualifications
M.Sc in Engineering (PhD preferred).
3-5 years of experience in object-oriented programming.
Python (good level).
Experience and expertise in Model-Driven Engineering (MDE), including model-to-text, text-to-model, or model-to-model transformations.
Experience in building efficient AI infrastructures and improving the efficiency of AI models.
Experience with AI frameworks (e.g., Tensorflow, CUDA, Pytorch, Mindspore), Large-Language Models (LLM), and integrating AI technologies into products.
Experience in defining and executing unit tests and test automation scripts.
Good autonomy and initiative; flexibility to work in a multicultural environment.
Seniority level
Associate
Employment type
Full-time
Job function
Research
Industries
Telecommunications
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