Senior Full Stack Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Generali Italia in Italia
Questa posizione è in Generali Italia
Riassunto dell'opportunità da parte della Joinrs AI: Generali Italia cerca un Senior Full Stack Engineer con laurea in Informatica, Ingegneria del Software o esperienza equivalente per sviluppare prodotti di sicurezza in un contesto regolamentato (NIS2/DORA). Il candidato guiderà architetture backend, frontend e infrastrutture, operando in un ambiente cloud e integrando componenti AI. Sono previsti smart working, welfare, formazione continua e una RAL lorda tra €65.000 e €80.000.
Il processo di selezione sarà interamente gestito da Generali Italia.
Questa opportunità è disponibile su Milano - Italy, Trieste - Italy.
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Within Generali Group Cyber Security, the AI Software Engineering & Agentic Development team builds next-generation security tooling and platforms that leverage agentic coding and AI-assisted development. The team operates with a strong engineering culture embedded within the Cyber Security function of one of Europe's largest insurance groups.
We are looking for a Senior Full Stack Engineer who can architect and own entire product verticals across backend, frontend, and infrastructure, building security-relevant products in a regulated environment (NIS2/DORA).
Key responsibilities of the role will include:
- Design and implement backend services in Python (e.g. FastAPI), including data models, business logic, and integrations with cloud infrastructure
- Develop and integrate Java components and services where needed, ensuring interoperability with the Python backend and existing systems
- Build and maintain frontends with modern frameworks and UI libraries (e.g. React, Tailwind CSS), ensuring quality, performance, and usability
- Lead system design decisions: define service boundaries, API contracts, data flows, and infrastructure topology
- Integrate AI and agentic components into the platform, leveraging agentic coding tools to accelerate development velocity, applying secure-by-design and AI-security