23 hours ago
Shanghai, China or Beijing, ChinaSenior
Responsibilities
- Design and develop agent runtime frameworks, execution workflows, and AI-assisted user experiences.
- Build and maintain reusable agent skills and capabilities for industrial automation use cases.
- Define agent execution strategies, task decomposition approaches, and capability boundaries.
- Develop, integrate, and optimize AI interaction tools and conversational interfaces.
- Improve agent performance, reliability, observability, and user experience across AI-enabled products.
- Collaborate with Product, AI, UX, and Engineering teams to integrate AI capabilities into engineering workflows.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, or a related discipline.
- Strong knowledge of MCP, agent frameworks, tool calling, planning, memory, and related AI application patterns.
- Experience designing and implementing agent skills, workflows, and execution frameworks.
- Familiarity with mainstream large language model APIs and AI application development practices.
- Strong software engineering, system design, and troubleshooting skills.
- Preferred experience building AI-native user experiences, copilots, conversational interfaces, or AI productivity tools.
- Preferred experience with CAD/CAE software, multimodal AI systems, or large-scale AI deployments.
Benefits
- Full-time position based in Beijing or Shanghai.
- Successful applicants must pass a comprehensive background check in accordance with local laws.
- AVEVA offers an inclusive, equal-opportunity workplace and access to a global R&D organization.
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About AVEVA
AVEVA builds industrial engineering, operations, and data-management software used by energy, process, infrastructure, and manufacturing companies. Its portfolio spans 3D design and simulation, HMI/SCADA and MES, asset performance, and the PI System for real‑time operational data, sold via enterprise licenses and cloud subscriptions. The company is headquartered in Cambridge, UK, and is a subsidiary of Schneider Electric following its 2023 acquisition and LSE delisting.