19 set
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Agm Solutions
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Torino
19 set
Agm Solutions
Torino
AGM Solutions is dedicated to crafting and implementing innovative tech frameworks, providing specialized services across ICT Governance, Security, and GDPR Compliance.
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Certified as a Great Place To Work organization (), we are hiring a Solution Architect for a Turin-based client.
This role offers hybrid flexibility and is structured as a VAT/freelance collaboration.
Required credentials: Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, IT, or equivalent; At least 4 years of experience in software engineering, system architecture, or solution design; Strong background in developing enterprise software and distributed environments; Comprehensive proficiency in cloud ecosystems such as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud; Hands-on experience with REST APIs, microservices, event-driven design, and system integrations; Solid understanding of databases, messaging platforms, authentication protocols,
and security fundamentals; Practical experience working within Agile teams; Relevant cloud certifications are a strong plus; Preferred knowledge of Kubernetes, Docker, CI/CD pipelines, and Infrastructure as Code; Fluent English communication skills; Italian language proficiency at B2 level or above.
Key strengths: Collaborative mindset; Exceptional problem-solving aptitude; Highly structured, adaptable, and motivated.
Thrive in a vibrant, modern workspace that celebrates expertise and fosters professional growth.
Work arrangement: Hybrid in Turin.
Freelance/VAT arrangements are under consideration. xysqume
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Recruiting follows Legislative Decree 196⁄2003 and GDPR (EU) 2016⁄679 .
Open to all genders, ages, ethnicities, religions, and sexual orientations per d.lgs.
198⁄2006 .
Diversity and inclusion are core to our hiring ethos.
📌 Solution Architect (VAT/Contract) (Torino)
🏢 Agm Solutions
📍 Torino