Fellow, Emerging Tech Trends & Strategy

AVEVA; Boston (MA); Hybrid; USD 271,000 - 452,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flex work hours

20 days PTO rising to 25

Three paid volunteering days

Parental leave

401K

Job summary

AVEVA is seeking a visionary Fellow, Emerging Technology Trends, to lead analysis of upcoming technology shifts across key sectors and coordinate engagement with the external innovation ecosystem. The role requires a strong technical background, a broad network in software and industrial startups, and the ability to forecast industry transformations.

The candidate will guide innovation priorities, mentor a team of analysts, and communicate findings to senior management, shaping AVEVA's strategic

Qualifications

• Minimum of 15 years of experience in technology research, market analysis, or a related role.
• Experience with industry analysts and venture/start-up networks is highly desirable.
• Proven track record presenting to senior leadership and executives.

Responsibilities

• Lead analysis of emerging technology trends in key sectors relevant to AVEVA; forecast evolution over 3–7 years.
• Set technology innovation priorities with business and technical leaders.
• Identify cutting-edge technologies to enhance products and operations.

Skills

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Data analysis

Cross-functional influence

Leadership experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering / CS / Electrical Engineering / Renewable Energy

Advanced degree preferred

Job description

AVEVA is seeking a visionary Fellow, Emerging Technology Trends, to lead analysis of upcoming technology shifts across key sectors and coordinate engagement with the external innovation ecosystem. The role requires a strong technical background, a broad network in software and industrial startups, and the ability to forecast industry transformations.

The candidate will guide innovation priorities, mentor a team of analysts, and communicate findings to senior management, shaping AVEVA's strategic