Human and technology to scale sustainable performance

Founded in 1989, Scalian is a French group with an international dimension, with offices in Europe and North America, specializing in business transformation through its dual mastery of business processes and digital technologies.

In the TOP10 engineering consulting companies in France, the Group is involved in service activities in the management of industrial projects, supply chain (costs, quality, deadlines, performance), architecture and development of embedded digital systems, computer systems applications. Information and Artificial Intelligence.

Scalian also deploys solutions for optimizing projects or the performance of organizations and responds to the challenges of transformation for leaders in industry and the tertiary sector (energy, transport, space, banking, health, environment, etc.)

Are you an IT SYSTEM ENGINEER looking for a new challenge?

If you want to expand your reach and share your knowledge with a team of professionals, contribute to the development of your colleagues’ or Clients’ skills,



want to consolidate your expertise and grow on innovative projects, this is your opportunity

First of all, an interesting technical challenge but also an overview of our Client’s projects.

We are looking for an IT SYSTEM ENGINEER to perform the following activities:

Operate within a Private Cloud environment currently undergoing transformation toward a Public Cloud model.

Contribute to the definition and execution of the cloud migration and modernization strategy.

Advanced proficiency in Terraform / OpenTofu for infrastructure development and Ansible for configuration management and deployment automation.

Solid knowledge of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) ecosystem to support the future transition toward public cloud adoption.

Development, maintenance, and deployment of applications using Helm Charts.

Solid expertise in cybersecurity applied to software and cloud infrastructure. Ability to in

📌 IT-System Engineer (Torino)
🏢 Scalian
📍 Torino