Senior Full Stack Engineer
Pubblicato il 03-09-2026 - Generali Group in Italia
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 infrastructureDevelop and integrate Java components and services where needed, ensuring interoperability with the Python backend and existing systemsBuild and maintain frontends with modern frameworks and UI libraries (e.g. React, Tailwind CSS), ensuring quality, performance, and usabilityLead system design decisions: define service boundaries,
API contracts, data flows, and infrastructure topologyIntegrate AI and agentic components into the platform, leveraging agentic coding tools to accelerate development velocity, applying secure-by-design and AI-security guardrailsApply secure development practices (secure SDLC, basic threat modeling, SAST/DAST/SCA) and address AI-specific risks (prompt injection, excessive agency, data exposure) in the components builtProactively surface technical risks, propose mitigation strategies, and drive resolution, operating with a strong sense of ownershipThis is a senior individual contributor role with high impact, inside the Cyber Security function of one of Europe's largest insurance groups.Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent demonstrable expertise (security-related background a plus)6+ years of full stack engineering experience with genuine depth across backend and frontend,