We’re looking for a curious, proactive Communications & Content Intern to support our communication activities across social media, awards, portfolio, and editorial opportunities.

This role is ideal for someone with strong writing skills, a good eye for visual storytelling, and an interest in design, technology, and immersive experiences. You’ll support the Head of PR & Communications in translating Leva’s kinetic installations into clear, engaging stories across different channels.

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In this role, you will:

• Support the planning, drafting, and publishing of content across Leva’s social media channels, especially LinkedIn and Instagram.
• Help turn project materials, behind-the-scenes moments, and internal updates into engaging posts, captions, and content ideas.
• Assist with the organization of visual assets, including images, videos, project materials, and communication folders.
• Support the creation of basic content briefs for reels, project posts, case studies, newsletters, and portfolio updates.
• Draft and revise short texts in both Italian and English, including captions, project descriptions, newsletters, website updates, and press-related materials.
• Support the preparation of media kits, company presentations, and project communication materials.
• Research relevant awards, publications, podcasts, events, and speaking opportunities
• Support the preparation and submission of award applications and editorial proposals.
• Help track deadlines, requirements, materials, and follow-ups in an organized way.
• Assist with the organization of internal and external events.

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Must-have:

• Good written and verbal communication skills in both Italian and English; C2-level English required.
• Strong interest in storytelling, social media, design, technology, architecture, immersive experiences, or cultural communication.
• Good organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Curiosity, initiative, and willingness to learn.
• Comfort working with deadlines, shared documents, and collaborative tools.

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Key skills:

• Ability to write clearly and adapt tone of voice across different formats and audiences.
• Good sense of visual storytelling.
• Ability to synthesize project information into simple, engaging communication materials.
• Research and organizing skills.
• Familiarity with photo and video editing tools, as well as project management platforms is a plus.

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You’ll love this role if:

• You’re curious about how complex, interactive projects are turned into stories people can understand and remember.
• You enjoy writing, researching, organizing ideas, and shaping content for different channels.
• You have a strong interest in design, technology, media, and immersive experiences.
• You like working in a multidisciplinary environment where engineering, creativity, and visual communication meet.
• You’re excited to gain hands-on experience in communication for an international creative engineering studio.

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We’re looking for an Interaction & Exhibit Designer who merges architectural thinking, interaction design, and technological curiosity to shape unforgettable experiences. You come from a background in design, interaction, or architecture and love turning ambitious ideas into tangible, kinetiuc installations.

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In this role, you will:

• Negotiate technical specifications with Account and Tech Leads based on project experiential requirements.
• Prepare materials to present creative proposals to clients and internal teams (references, 2D diagrams, static and animated renders).
• Design the layout, user experience, and overall look & feel of installations, integrating aesthetic and functional needs.
• Iterate on prototypes to improve reliability and polish, evolving experimental demos into robust, launch-ready installations.
• Collaborate closely with engineering teams to harmonize physical and software components while preserving the creative vision.
• Create detailed documentation and manuals to support clients in using and maintaining installations and interfaces.
• Participate in on-site installation, testing, and fine-tuning of exhibits, ensuring seamless operation and delivering a magical user experience.

Must-have:

• Fluency in English (C1).
• Hands-on prototyping approach with a “let’s do it” attitude.
• Proven ability to bring creative tech concepts to life through working prototypes that blend architecture and technology.

Key skills:

• Background in design, interaction, or architecture (tech-driven environments preferred).
• Proficiency in 3D modeling with Rhino/Blender; familiarity with computational design tools like Grasshopper highly appreciated.
• Knowledge of Adobe Suite and Miro.
• Familiarity with digital fabrication techniques such as 3D printing and CNC machining.
• Creative problem-solving and an innovative mindset for tackling never-done-before challenges.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team, communicating across technical and creative domains.
• Adaptability to rapidly changing project requirements and enthusiasm for learning new tools and technologies.

You’ll love this role if:

• You have an insatiable curiosity for new technologies and creative experimentation.
• You get excited about turning wild ideas into tangible, working prototypes.
• You thrive in a fast-paced, high-energy environment where no two projects are the same, and collaboration sparks the best ideas.

As a reference, compensation for mid-level profiles typically starts at around €32,000 RAL + benefits package. For senior candidates with strong and directly relevant experience, the offer may increase up to €42,000 RAL + benefits package.

That said, we are keen to keep the conversation open with talented people. Final compensation will be defined based on your experience, expertise, and the level of impact you could bring to Leva. If you feel your profile goes beyond the standard requirements, we still encourage you to apply, so we can discuss a package that reflects your actual potential.

Be the catalyst that merges creativity with technology, turning imaginative concepts into interactive realities.

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We’re looking for a cross-disciplinary innovator who excels in rapid prototyping across both software and hardware, and who can carry those prototypes through to polished, production-ready installations.

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You’re equally comfortable writing code and wiring up devices — one day choreographing digital content in Unreal Engine, the next day tuning sensors or microcontrollers.

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If you love pushing the boundaries of what’s possible and thrive on interdisciplinary collaboration, this role is your playground.

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In this role, you will:

• Negotiate technical specifications with Account and Tech Leads based on the project’s experiential requirements.
• Prepare materials to present creative proposals to clients and internal teams (including references, 2D diagrams, static and animated renders).
• Develop immersive interactive experiences using Unreal Engine (Blueprints & C++), and choreograph complex visuals and device behaviors in sync with user interactions.
• Program and document software systems and control interfaces using tools like Unreal, Unity, Python, JavaScript, and C++, ensuring maintainability and clarity.
• Implement computer vision solutions in Python (e.g., OpenCV) so our installations can perceive and react to people and the environment in real time.
• Iterate on prototypes to improve reliability and polish, evolving experimental demos into robust, launch-ready installations.
• Collaborate closely with mechanical, electrical, and design teams to ensure software systems harmonize with physical components and preserve the creative vision.
• Create detailed documentation and manuals to support clients in the correct use and maintenance of installations and interfaces.
• Participate in on-site installation, testing, and fine-tuning of exhibits, ensuring seamless operation and delivering a magical user experience.

Must-have:

• Fluency in English (C1)
• Hands-on prototyping approach with a “let’s do it” attitude
• Proven ability to bring creative tech concepts to life through working prototypes that blend hardware and software

Key skills:

• Expertise in Unreal Engine (Blueprints & C++), with a knack for choreographing interactive graphics and experiences
• Proficiency in Python for data processing and computer vision development
• Experience with JavaScript and web technologies for GUI development
• Familiarity with electronics prototyping (sensors, cameras, microcontrollers like Arduino/Raspberry Pi) and integrating them with software
• Creative problem-solving skills and an innovative mindset for tackling never-done-before challenges
• Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team, communicating across both technical and creative domains
• Adaptability to rapidly changing project requirements and enthusiasm for learning new tools and technologies

You’ll love this role if:

• You have an insatiable curiosity for new technologies and creative experimentation.
• You get excited about turning wild ideas into tangible, working prototypes.
• You enjoy tinkering with both code and hardware — you’re as comfortable debugging software as you are wiring up a device.
• You thrive in a fast-paced, high-energy environment where no two projects are the same, and collaboration sparks the best ideas.

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As a reference, compensation for mid-level profiles typically starts at around €32,000 RAL + benefits package. For senior candidates with strong and directly relevant experience, the offer may increase up to €42,000 RAL + benefits package.

That said, we are keen to keep the conversation open with talented people. Final compensation will be defined based on your experience, expertise, and the level of impact you could bring to Leva. If you feel your profile goes beyond the standard requirements, we still encourage you to apply, so we can discuss a package that reflects your actual potential.

We’re looking for a Business Developer who thrives on human connection and knows how to turn meaningful conversations into long-lasting partnerships.

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You’ll work closely with our CEO, COO, and marketing managers to identify high-value targets and use content-driven strategies to nurture those relationships. As a key ambassador for Leva, you'll travel internationally, attending events and seeking out hundreds of potential clients, partners, and talents.

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You’re a natural communicator with a confident, extroverted attitude; you know how to read a room, spark curiosity, and leave a lasting impression. You’re proactive on LinkedIn and email, and you’re just as comfortable presenting to a boardroom of executives as you are speaking to students at a university.
A strong eye for experience design and aesthetics will help you tailor interactions that reflect our values and standards.

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What you’ll do

• Attend global industry events, expos, and conferences to build relationships with clients, partners, and talent.
• Develop and manage account-based marketing campaigns in collaboration with the content team.
• Nurture key relationships using content, communication, and consistent follow-up.
• Reach out to prospects via LinkedIn, email, and strategic touchpoints.
• Deliver compelling presentations to clients, universities, and business partners.
• Represent the brand with a strong visual and experiential sensibility.
• Keep CRM records current and detailed to support business development efforts.

What we’re looking for

• A highly communicative, extroverted personality with a passion for connecting with people.
• Proven experience in strategic relationship management, business development, or account-based marketing.
• Excellent presentation and storytelling skills.
• Willingness and excitement to travel internationally for events and meetings.
• A design-savvy eye for quality, detail, and experience.
• Organized and reliable with CRM tools and reporting.

Must-haves

• Fluency in English (C2 level), with excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• A strong passion for interactive experiences, museum technologies, and immersive storytelling.

You’ll love this role if

• You enjoy a good balance of travel, strategy, and hands-on relationship building.
• You love turning conversations into opportunities and following through.
• You’re a connector at heart and a storyteller by nature.
• You get energy from meeting new people.

As a reference, compensation for mid-level profiles typically starts at around €32,000 RAL + benefits package. For senior candidates with strong and directly relevant experience, the offer may increase up to €45,000 RAL + benefits package.

That said, we are keen to keep the conversation open with talented people. Final compensation will be defined based on your experience, expertise, and the level of impact you could bring to Leva. If you feel your profile goes beyond the standard requirements, we still encourage you to apply, so we can discuss a package that reflects your actual potential.

Turn engineering designs into the finished parts, prototypes, and assemblies that make Leva’s kinetic installations possible.

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We’re looking for a hands-on Prototype Fabrication Specialist who can move from engineering CAD and drawings to CAM, setup, machining, finishing, fitting, and assembly. You’ll produce one-off and low-volume components that must work reliably as part of larger kinetic systems.

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This is a workshop-first role. The engineering team owns the original component and system design; you will own the practical route from supplied engineering data to finished output, identify manufacturability issues, and feed workshop learning back into the design process.

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The position can be filled at mid or senior level. Around three or more years of relevant experience is a useful guide, not a hard gate: we will assess level through hands-on evidence, job complexity, workshop judgment, repeatability improvements, and coaching scope.

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In this role you will:

• Review engineering CAD, drawings, materials, tolerances, quantities, finish requirements, cost, and lead time before starting fabrication.
• Select practical production processes that match the part, project constraints, and required level of repeatability.
• Prepare, optimise, and safely prove CAM programs for three-axis CNC milling.
• Select cutting tools, workholding, fixtures, feeds, speeds, machining strategies, and safe operation sequences.
• Set up and operate CNC milling equipment, inspect early results, and adapt the process when the material, setup, or first part requires iteration.
• Make limited production-oriented CAD changes and design fixtures, jigs, soft jaws, templates, and other workshop aids, while leaving the original engineering architecture with the design team.
• Fabricate one-off and low-volume parts in aluminium, engineering plastics, wood, and related materials, working to drawing tolerances including the 0.05–0.10 mm range where required.
• Deburr, finish, fit, adjust, and assemble components, prototypes, and kinetic or fitout assemblies.
• Operate FDM and SLA 3D-printing equipment, prepare and optimise 3D models for production, and learn Leva-specific workflows during onboarding. Apply manual milling, turning, welding, sheet-metal, woodworking, or other workshop processes when competent and appropriate.
• Carry out routine dimensional checks, document important setup and process information, and support repeatable fabrication and handover.
• Maintain CNC and 3D-printing equipment, consumables, and stock; perform routine cleaning and preventive maintenance; and contribute to practical tooling, job-priority, and workshop-maintenance routines.
• Communicate manufacturability issues clearly, collaborate with engineering, assembly, suppliers, and site teams, and support international installation when required.
• At mid level, independently take defined parts or assemblies from supplied engineering data through process selection, CAM, setup, machining, finishing, checking, and handover. Make safe tooling and workholding decisions with limited supervision and identify manufacturability issues early.
• At senior level, personally plan and execute complex or high-risk workshop jobs, resolve difficult setup and tolerance problems, improve fixtures and repeatability, strengthen job documentation and production flow, and coach less-experienced fabricators while remaining hands-on.

Must have:

• Practical experience programming, setting up, and operating three-axis CNC milling equipment.
• Hands-on CAM capability in Fusion 360 or another transferable CAM platform. Fusion 360 itself is not mandatory.
• Sound judgment in tool selection, workholding, fixtures, cutting strategy, feeds, speeds, and safe machining sequences.
• Evidence of personally producing real parts, prototypes, tooling, or low-volume components—not only preparing files, loading machines, or observing production.
• Ability to read technical drawings and work with materials, tolerances, quantities, and finish requirements.
• Experience making production-oriented CAD adjustments and developing fixtures, jigs, soft jaws, templates, or comparable workshop aids.
• Hands-on experience with deburring, finishing, fitting, mechanical or fitout assembly, and physical handover.
• A disciplined approach to workshop safety, equipment care, checking, and traceable job information.
• B2-level English, or equivalent working proficiency, for technical documentation, workshop collaboration, and on-site installation. Italian is useful but not mandatory.
• Willingness to work primarily from Leva’s Turin workshop and travel internationally according to project requirements.

Key skills:

• Broad digital-fabrication and process-selection judgment: knowing when CNC machining, 3D printing, another workshop process, or a simple robust solution best fits the part.
• Structured troubleshooting across CAM, workholding, tooling, material behaviour, finish, and dimensional results.
• Ability to balance precision, surface quality, cost, time, and repeatability according to the real needs of the part.
• Clear manufacturability feedback that helps engineering improve a design without blurring ownership of the original design.
• Personal ownership from supplied data to finished, checked, and handed-over output.
• Reliable workshop organisation, including documentation, tooling, consumables, stock, cleaning, and routine maintenance.
• Clear communication, practical negotiation, multidisciplinary collaboration, and adaptability when prototypes, priorities, or project constraints change.
• Additional experience in manual milling, G-code checking or editing, turning, welding, sheet-metal work, woodworking, deburring, surface preparation, finishing, or routine workshop measurement is welcome but not required.
• Laser cutting, composite fabrication, painting, mould-making, basic electronics-integration support, and experience with FDM/SLA workflows beyond day-to-day operation are also useful but optional.
• Experience in prototype workshops, special machinery, automotive or motorsport prototypes, exhibits, scenic fabrication, model making, museums, themed entertainment, public-facing installations, fitout, commissioning, or off-site handover is a plus.
• Advanced metrology, CMM programming, casting expertise, ownership of the original mechanical architecture, and formal people-management experience are not required.

As a reference, compensation for mid-level profiles typically starts at around €32,000 RAL + benefits package. For senior candidates with strong and directly relevant experience, the offer may increase up to €42,000 RAL + benefits package.

That said, we are keen to keep the conversation open with talented people. Final compensation will be defined based on your experience, expertise, and the level of impact you could bring to Leva. If you feel your profile goes beyond the standard requirements, we still encourage you to apply, so we can discuss a package that reflects your actual potential.

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Be at the forefront of designing and developing the kinematics and structures that form the very foundations of our kinetic installations.

At Leva, every project begins with a blank page. You will turn creative ideas into mechanical systems that can be manufactured, assembled, tested, transported, installed, and operated reliably in public spaces around the world.

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This is a hands-on mechanical design role for an engineer who enjoys unusual problems, rapid prototyping, close collaboration with fabrication and motion-control specialists, and seeing one-off systems operate at full scale.

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The position can be filled at mid or senior level. We will assess level through the scale and complexity of the systems you have owned, your technical judgment, design-review and supplier responsibility, risk management, validation scope, and support for other engineers.

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In this role you will:

• Translate creative and project requirements into feasible mechanical concepts, kinematic layouts, dimensional studies, and first-order structural calculations.
• Take mechanisms and mechanical subsystems from concept through detailed design, prototyping, testing, and release.
• Design structures, motion-transmission systems, linkages, guides, drive mechanisms, tooling, jigs, and fixtures.
• Identify technical risks early, compare design alternatives, and define the prototypes or tests needed to validate critical assumptions.
• Make informed manufacturing and make-or-buy decisions based on performance, tolerance, quantity, cost, lead time, finish, and maintainability.
• Work directly with suppliers to source standard and custom components, resolve technical questions, and ensure manufacturability and quality.
• Produce clear manufacturing drawings, specifications, and accurate Bills of Materials that support traceable fabrication and assembly.
• Build and test prototypes using additive manufacturing and workshop processes, diagnose failures, and convert test results into design improvements.
• Support assembly, installation, and commissioning, define mechanical acceptance criteria, and verify that the finished system maintains the original design intent.
• Collaborate with fabrication, creative-technology, embedded, motion-control, and project teams while owning the mechanical design and its interfaces.
• At mid level, independently own defined mechanisms or mechanical subsystems, present design options and risks, coordinate suppliers, and support the assembly and commissioning of the systems you design.
• At senior level, own the mechanical architecture of complete installations or major systems. Lead feasibility, technical trade-offs, design reviews, supplier strategy, risk management, validation, and mechanical root-cause analysis, while supporting the development of other engineers.

Must have:

• Demonstrated experience taking mechanisms, machines, or physical products through concept, detailed design, prototyping, testing, and release.
• Strong capability in parametric 3D mechanical CAD. Experience with Fusion 360 or Inventor is useful, but strong users of comparable platforms are welcome.
• Practical understanding of kinematics, mechanisms, motion transmission, structural sizing, materials, tolerances, and mechanical interfaces.
• Experience producing manufacturing-ready drawings, specifications, and accurate BOMs.
• Sound DFM/DFA and manufacturing-process selection judgment across several relevant methods, such as CNC machining, sheet metal, welding, additive manufacturing, molding, or specialist processes.
• Hands-on experience with prototyping, assembly, functional testing, and mechanical root-cause analysis.
• Ability to work pragmatically with suppliers, fabrication teams, assembly teams, and colleagues on site.
• English sufficient for technical collaboration and documentation, minimum B2.
• Willingness to work primarily from Leva’s Turin workshop and travel for installation and commissioning according to project requirements.

Key skills:

• Strong practical engineering judgment, including the ability to work with incomplete or evolving requirements.
• Structured problem-solving and the ability to distinguish assumptions, risks, and verified findings.
• Ability to compare technical options and make pragmatic trade-offs between performance, cost, lead time, and reliability.
• Clear verbal and written communication with both technical and non-technical collaborators.
• Ownership of documentation, quality, and delivery—not only the CAD design.
• Adaptability without losing engineering rigor or traceability.
• Constructive collaboration across disciplines, with the confidence to challenge decisions when technical evidence requires it.
• Experience with surface-led geometry, kinetic installations, robotics, special machinery, exhibits, entertainment technology, or bespoke low-volume systems is useful but not required.
• Experience mechanically integrating motors, actuators, transmissions, guides, sensor mounts, and cable management is a plus. Controls programming is not required.
• Knowledge of GD&T, tolerance-stack analysis, FEA, fatigue, reliability, machine safety, or design for maintainability is welcome but optional.
• Experience with public-facing permanent installations, international suppliers, site work, or global commissioning is a plus.

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As a reference, compensation for mid-level profiles typically starts at around €32,000 RAL + benefits package. For senior candidates with strong and directly relevant experience, the offer may increase up to €42,000 RAL + benefits package.

That said, we are keen to keep the conversation open with talented people. Final compensation will be defined based on your experience, expertise, and the level of impact you could bring to Leva. If you feel your profile goes beyond the standard requirements, we still encourage you to apply, so we can discuss a package that reflects your actual potential.