Full stack developer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Aveva in Italia
AVEVA is creating software trusted by over 90% of leading industrial companies. Job Title: Full Stack Developer - CT Office Incubation Team Location: London, UK; Cambridge, UK; or Milan, Italy – (Hybrid, 50% On-site) Employment Type: Full-time AVEVA's Chief Technology Office drives emerging-technology innovation from early signals to real-world impact by scouting technology and market trends and then maturing capabilities such as Industrial AI, Digital Twins, robotics, simulation, visualization, and edge-to-cloud technologies through hands-on technical evaluation, experimentation, and rapid prototyping. The CT Office Incubation Team turns emerging technology ideas into working prototypes that can be validated with customers, partners, and internal teams. As a Full Stack Developer, you will help build end-to-end prototype solutions (UI, APIs, data integration, and cloud/edge deployment) to test new concepts in Digital Twins, Industrial AI, robotics, simulation, and visualization. You'll work in small, fast-moving, multidisciplinary teams, collaborating with engineers, researchers,
product and solution specialists, and industrial domain experts. This role suits an early-career developer who enjoys learning quickly, working across the stack, and turning ideas into functional software—valuing curiosity, practical problem-solving, and clear communication alongside coding skills. Key Responsibilities Support the build of full-stack prototypes by implementing and testing frontend, backend, APIs, and basic data integrations under guidance. Help turn product ideas into small, testable demos by contributing to minimum-viable implementations and iterating quickly. Develop and maintain simple, well-documented REST APIs and integrations (including event-driven patterns when needed) for internal and customer-facing prototype environments. Use AI-assisted coding tools effectively and responsibly, while learning to validate generated code for correctness, security, quality, and IP