Jobs in Italy
19 roles open in Italy on insiderOne right now, 2 of them remote. Most are in Milan and Rome. Hiring most: Databricks, Airbnb and MongoDB. Each listing links to the company behind it and to the skills it tests for, so you can prove what you can do before you apply.
Applied AI Architect, Industries
AnthropicMilan, Italytoday
Enterprise Solutions Engineer, Italy
PostmanRemote, Italyremotetoday
Strategic Account Executive (Rome - Italy)
DatadogRome, Italytoday
Senior Account Executive, Hotels (Milan-based)
AirbnbMilan, Italytoday
Localization Manager, Italian
AirbnbMilan, Italytoday
Market Associate
AirbnbMilan, Italytoday
Enterprise Account Executive
ElasticItalytoday
Account Executive - Italy
GitLabRemote, Italyremotetoday
Solutions Architect, (Italian fluency)
StripeMilantoday
Engagement Manager (Services Sales)
MongoDBRometoday
Manager, Customer Success Management
MongoDBMilan; Rometoday
Senior Consulting Engineer
MongoDBRometoday
Sr. Solutions Architect
DatabricksMilan, Italytoday
Solutions Architect - Lakebase
DatabricksMilan, Italytoday
Solutions Architect Italy
DatabricksMilan, Italytoday
Senior Solutions Architect (EDW Enterprise Data Warehouse Migrations)
DatabricksMilan, Italytoday
Named Enterprise Account Executive, Financial Services
DatabricksMilan, Italytoday
Manager, Field Engineering Italy
DatabricksMilan, Italytoday
Lakebase Sales Specialist
DatabricksMilan, Italytoday
Questions, answered.
How many jobs in Italy are open right now?
19 at the time this page was built. The list is rebuilt from employers' own boards every night, and a role leaves the board the night it leaves the employer's site.
What is hiring demand like in Italy?
There is a demand for skilled professionals in technology, engineering, and digital marketing, particularly in the northern regions. English-speaking roles are more common in multinational companies.
What do jobs in Italy pay?
30,000 - 60,000 EUR per year
Do I need a visa to work in Italy?
Non-EU citizens generally require a work permit and a long-stay visa, usually applied for after securing a job offer. The process can be bureaucratic and may take several months.
How remote-friendly is Italy?
Moderate. While some companies have adopted remote work, particularly since the pandemic, traditional office presence is still common. Remote roles for international hires can be found, especially in tech.
What is work culture like in Italy?
Italian work culture often values personal relationships, hierarchy, and a strong work-life balance, particularly in August. Punctuality is appreciated, but meetings may start a little late.
Rebuilt every night from employers' own boards. Prove a skill before you apply, and carry the receipt to every one of these.