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  • Randstad AS
  • Hokksund
  • September 18
  • warehouse
Assemble electromechanical equipment and run Inhouse and Factory Acceptance Tests. This role requires a Certificate of apprenticeship in Automation or equivalent, and involves managing direct customer contact.
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  • FMC Technologies, Inc.
  • Kongsberg
  • September 18
Senior Buyer supporting Controls & Automation Procurement for Manufacturing and Projects. Responsibilities include strategic purchasing, supplier negotiations, and managing high-value orders. Requires a degree and 4+ years in Procurement.
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  • Cross Border Talents
  • Alta
  • September 17
  • remote work
Recruiting English Speakers for Business Development Executives (SDR) in the Technology Division. Candidates need fluency in English, presales tech experience, and SDR background. This role supports rapid international business growth.
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  • Autodesk, Inc.
  • Oslo
  • September 17
Senior Software Engineer to develop an AI-powered architecture design platform. Contribute to technical direction, own complex features, and navigate trade-offs in cloud-based, performance-sensitive systems.
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  • Head Energy Consulting AS
  • Stavanger
  • September 18
Coordinate remote commissioning for Safety and Automation Systems (SAS) across the project portfolio. Establish best practices, define network/cyber security requirements, and liaise with suppliers and operations.
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  • Nexans Norway AS
  • Oslo
  • September 18
Senior/Specialist Marine Installation Engineer to plan and execute worldwide marine and nearshore cable installation activities. Requires higher technical education or relevant experience, minimum 5 years in project-driven business, and fluency in English.
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  • Wojciech Wojcik
  • Bergen
  • September 18
Skilled shuttering carpenters needed for projects in Bergen. Formwork for concrete structures, assembly and dismantling of formwork systems. Minimum 1-2 years' experience, ability to read technical drawings, and knowledge of building instructions required.
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  • NOV
  • Kolbjørnsvik
  • September 18
Perform design and analysis of mooring, riser, cable, and umbilical systems for floating offshore installations. Requires a Master's or PhD in related fields and experience in offshore engineering or marine analysis.
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  • Rewind Energy
  • Oslo
  • September 18
Manage existing client relationships, onboard new clients, and drive client value growth. Lead innovation pilots and collaborate with sales on expansion opportunities.
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  • EG A/S
  • Trondheim
  • September 18
Lead a two-person integrations team and own compliance for Healthcare products. Build integration strategy, manage tenders, and represent CheckWare technically with hospital IT teams. Requires technical degree, Norwegian fluency, and experience with MDR/ISO 27001.
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  • KRUSH TECH AS
  • Oslo
  • September 18
Develop embedded Linux platforms for next-gen communication systems using C/C++, kernel drivers, and FPGA integration. Requires experience with Linux systems, Buildroot/Yocto, and debugging tools like GDB/JTAG.
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  • Lien Trepleie og Utemiljø AS
  • Vøyenenga
  • September 18
Skilled stonemasons and landscape gardeners needed for paving, masonry, and groundwork. Responsibilities include laying stone, building retaining walls, and operating site machinery. Requires experience and a category BE driving license.
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  • Lenovo
  • Oslo
  • September 18
Senior Solutions Engineer, Infrastructure leads solution design and technical engagement for complex infrastructure sales. Responsibilities include architecting end-to-end solutions across servers, storage, AI, and hybrid cloud environments.
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  • NTNU
  • Trondheim
  • September 18
PhD Candidate in Information Systems research at NTNU. Conduct in-depth empirical studies on digital transformation, focusing on digital workplace and work. Requires a relevant Master's degree and experience with qualitative research.
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  • National Oilwell Varco
  • Kolbjørnsvik
  • September 18
Experienced Engineering Manager to drive technical execution of projects. Own engineering scope, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, and ensure deliverables meet quality and schedule standards. Requires 5+ years in oil & gas or offshore industry.
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  • PhD Position in Long-term Climate GovernanceOslo Business School at Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) invites applications for a temporary position as PhD scholar in long-term climate governance. The position is connected to the ERC-funded research project CAMELOT – Capacities for More Effective Long-term Climate Governance and is expected to start in April 2027.The position is three years full-time but can be extended to four years if teaching assignments are included. The PhD Research Fellow will be based in the academic unit Public Administration and Governance at Oslo Business School and will be enrolled in OsloMet's PhD programme in Social Sciences, specialization Business Administration, Innovation and Governance (BIG).The successful candidate is expected to complete the doctoral degree during the period of employment.About CAMELOTMany of today's most consequential governance challenges, including climate change and Earth system risks, unfold over decades, centuries, or longer. Yet political institutions and decision-making processes often struggle to engage effectively with such long-term futures.CAMELOT investigates the capacities that enable individuals, groups, and institutions to think about and govern for the long term. The project develops new theory on long-term governance capacities and studies whether and how such capacities can be strengthened through experimental and participatory research. It brings together insights from political science, public administration, environmental governance, sustainability science, futures studies, psychology, and related fields.CAMELOT is a five-year research project funded by a European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grant and led by Associate professor Manjana Milkoreit at OsloMet.CAMELOT project websiteAbout the PhD projectThe PhD scholar will develop an independent research project that contributes to CAMELOT's overarching objective of understanding and strengthening capacities for long-term climate governance.The project should be theoretically informed and empirically grounded and involve original empirical research designed and conducted by the PhD candidate. The research may build on, extend, or enable comparisons with research undertaken elsewhere in CAMELOT, but should not depend on data collection undertaken in other parts of the project.We welcome innovative proposals addressing questions related to long-term governance capacities. Possible research directions include, but are not limited to:investigating how narratives and stories about long-term climate futures influence imagination, understanding, attitudes, decision-making, or other capacities relevant to long-term governanceexamining how engagement with long-term climate futures differs across climate risks, Earth system tipping elements, audiences, social groups, professional communities, or political and cultural contextsstudying how scenarios, foresight, simulations, serious games, or other futures-oriented interventions affect capacities for anticipatory and long-term governancedeveloping and evaluating educational or professional interventions designed to strengthen capacities for engaging with long-term climate futuresinvestigating whether and under what conditions changes in long-term governance capacities translate into changes in reasoning, decision-making, or actionApplicants are encouraged to propose original research questions and approaches that extend beyond these examples while demonstrating a clear connection to CAMELOT's overarching research agenda.A range of methodological approaches may be appropriate, including quantitative, qualitative, experimental, and mixed-methods research. The proposed research must be feasible within the period of employment.The candidate will conduct their own research while working closely with the CAMELOT team. They will benefit from interaction with CAMELOT's theoretical, experimental, and participatory research and may develop complementary or comparative studies building on concepts, methods, interventions, or findings developed within the project.Qualification requirementsWe are looking for candidates who meet the following requirements:master's degree of 120 ECTS or equivalent in political science, public administration, environmental governance, sustainability science, sociology, psychology, futures studies, science and technology studies, human geography, or another field relevant to the positiongrade of B or better on both the master's thesis and the master's degree overall, or an equivalent academic recorddemonstrate knowledge of research methods relevant to the proposed PhD projectstrong analytical and academic writing skillsexcellent written and spoken EnglishCandidates who are close to completing their master's degree may apply, provided that the degree is completed before the start of the position.It will be an advantageIt will be considered an advantage to have knowledge of or previous research experience related to one or more of the following areas: climate or environmental governance; public policy; long-term or anticipatory governance; futures and foresight; environmental or political psychology; narratives and communication; Earth system risks and tipping points; or experimental and intervention-based social science.Experience with empirical data collection and analysis, participation in research projects, academic publishing, or interdisciplinary research will also be considered an advantage.General criteria for employment as a Research Fellow are stipulated in the Regulations relating to the Universities and University Colleges Act. Admission to the doctoral program is a prerequisite. Admission to the doctoral program is based on a comprehensive assessment of the application, including the relevance and quality of the project description. A finalized project plan for the employment period is required completed and acknowledged within 3 months from the date of employment.See information about admission criteria to the PhD-programme.It is important for OsloMet to reflect the diverse and multicultural populationof our region, and all qualified candidates are welcome to apply. We make active endeavors to further develop OsloMet as an inclusive workplace and to adapt the workplace if required. If there are periods where you have not been in work or have been studying or in training, you are also welcome to apply.We offerThe successful candidate will join an interdisciplinary and international research environment working at the intersection of climate governance, public policy, futures research, and the social sciences.The position offers:exciting job tasks at Norway’s third largest universityopportunities for academic development in a professional research environmentthree-year full-time position with 100% salary; possibility to extend to 4 years with teaching dutiesbeneficial pension arrangements with the Norwegian State Pension Fund good employee welfare arrangementsfree Norwegian classes to employeesworking location in downtown Oslo with multiple cultural offersclose integration into the ERC-funded CAMELOT research team and the Public Administration and Governance research environment at Oslo Business Schoolclose supervision and intellectual exchange with researchers working on long-term governance, climate governance, experimental social science, futures and anticipation, and science-policy engagementThe position provides an opportunity to develop an independent scholarly profile while being embedded in a larger international research project with strong connections to academic and policy communities.The salary for the position is in accordance with the Basic Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code 1017), corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year. From the salary, 2% will be deducted in pension contributions for the Norwegian Public Service Pension Fund (SPK). (double check salary in the salary plan booklet and pay scales set by OsloMet).Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHi5avzdHIkApplication Process If you wish to apply for the position, you must do so through our recruitment system.Please upload the following documents together by the application deadline: an application letter (maximum two pages) explaining your motivation for applying and how your background, research interests, and experience are relevant to the position a project proposal (maximum five pages, excluding references), following the requirements aboveCVcertificates and transcripts for bachelor's and master's degrees, including grades; The certificates/diplomas must include ECTS grades (A–F). Foreign diplomas must be translated into English by the degree-conferring institution.a copy of the master's thesis and up to two published academic worksnames and contact information for two reference persons. Reference letters are not required at the application stage.We only consider applications submitted through our electronic recruitment system, and all documents must be uploaded for your application to be considered. The documents must be in a Scandinavian language or English. Translations must be authorized, and you will be asked to present originals if you are invited for an interview. OsloMet verifies documents to give candidates a proper evaluation and ensure fair competition. Incomplete applications will not be considered.For relevant positions, OsloMet conducts background checks of applicants in cooperation with an external provider, in order to verify information contained in available documents. Background checks are always carried out with the candidate’s consent, and employment in these positions is conditional upon an approved background check. Relevant applicants will receive further information about this.Other information If you would like more information about the position, feel free to contact:Head of unit Siri Brorstad Borlaug, (+47) 993 05 003 Associate professor Manjana Milkoreit, (+47) 922 81 887 Om arbeidsgiveren: OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan Universityis Norway's third-largest university, with 23,000 students and more than 2,600 employees. We have campuses in central Oslo and the Romerike region. Our research and education address the needs of working life, the welfare state, and the wider metropolitan region. For more than 200 years,OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan Universityhas contributed to building the knowledge and expertise that underpin the Norwegian welfare state. Today, OsloMet is a modern, urban university with strong academic environments in teacher education, health and social sciences, social research, design, and technology.
  • OSLO
  • September 17
PhD position in Long-term Climate Governance for the CAMELOT project. Develop an independent, theoretically informed, and empirically grounded research project on long-term governance capacities. Requires a relevant Master's degree and strong analytical skills.
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  • Höegh Autoliners
  • Oslo
  • September 18
Lead strategic corporate projects, analyzing complex business challenges and driving growth. Requires 3–5 years in consulting or strategy, an MBA, and strong analytical skills.
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  • Research Assistant – CAMELOT: Long-term Climate GovernanceA 50% Research Assistant position for six months is available in the ERC-funded research project CAMELOT – Capacities for More Effective Long-term Climate Governance, based at Oslo Business School, Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet).The research assistant will be based in the academic unit Public Administration and Governance at Oslo Business School.About CAMELOTMany of today's most consequential governance challenges, including climate change and Earth system risks, unfold over decades, centuries, or longer. Yet political institutions and decision-making processes often struggle to engage effectively with such long-term futures.CAMELOT investigates the capacities that enable individuals, groups, and institutions to think about and govern for the long term. The project develops new theory on long-term governance capacities and studies how such capacities can be strengthened through experimental and participatory research. It brings together insights from political science, public administration, environmental governance, sustainability science, futures studies, psychology, and related fields.CAMELOT is a five-year research project funded by a European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grant and led by associate professor Manjana Milkoreit at OsloMet.About the positionThe Research Assistant will support research within CAMELOT, particularly theoretical and conceptual work on long-term governance capacities (WP1) and the development of experimental research on long-term climate governance (WP2).Key tasks will include:identifying, collecting, organizing, and synthesizing relevant academic literature across several fieldsconducting targeted background research and preparing research summaries and short research memos to support the development of academic publicationssupporting manuscript preparation, including reference management, citation checking, formatting, and preparation of supplementary materialssupporting the development of experimental treatments through literature reviews, background research, and preparation of research and design meetingsresearching potential partners, research sites, and other resources relevant to the development and implementation of CAMELOT's experimental workQualification requirementsApplicants should have:a Master's degree, or be close to completing a master's degree, in political science, public administration, environmental governance, sustainability science, environmental social science, or another field relevant to CAMELOTstrong skills in finding, evaluating, and synthesizing academic literaturestrong analytical and academic writing skillsexcellent written and spoken Englishthe ability to work carefully, independently, and systematically while contributing to a collaborative research environmentIt is an advantage, but not a requirement, to have experience or demonstrated interest in one or more areas relevant to CAMELOT, such as climate or environmental governance, anticipatory governance, futures studies, political psychology, or experimental social science. Experience with reference-management software and other tools for organizing and synthesizing research literature is also an advantage.We are looking for an intellectually curious and reliable colleague who is comfortable engaging with research across disciplinary boundaries and learning new areas of scholarship.Professional developmentThe position offers an opportunity to gain hands-on experience with the development of an ambitious international research project and to work closely with the Principal Investigator and other members of the CAMELOT research team. The Research Assistant will gain experience in advanced literature research and synthesis, conceptual and theoretical research, academic publishing, and the development of experimental social science research.The position provides exposure to different stages of the research process, from developing ideas and reviewing evidence to designing studies and preparing publications. It may be particularly valuable for someone considering a PhD or another research-oriented career and seeking to strengthen their academic research skills, substantive expertise, and experience of collaborative research.It is important to OsloMet to reflect the population of our region, and all qualified candidates are welcome to apply. We make active endeavors to further develop OsloMet as an inclusive workplace and to make adaptations to the workplace where required. You are also welcome to apply for a position with us if you have had periods where you have not been in employment, education or training.We offerexciting job tasks at Norway’s third largest universityparticipation in research groups and a creative and inspiring academic community opportunities for academic development a workplace in the center of Oslo good welfare schemes and a wide range of sports and cultural offers The salary for the position is in accordance with the Basic Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for Research Assistant in code 1020, corresponding to 527 000 NOK per year in a 100 % position. A higher salary may be considered for particularly well-qualified applicants. From the salary, 2% will be deducted in pension contributions for the Norwegian Public Service Pension Fund (SPK). Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHi5avzdHIkApplication Process If you wish to apply for the position, you must do so through our recruitment system.Please upload the following documents together by the application deadline: a one-page letter explaining your interest in the position and how your background and skills would enable you to contribute to CAMELOTCVcertificates and transcripts one academic writing sample in English (maximum 15 pages). This may be an excerpt from a master's thesis, seminar paper, published or unpublished manuscript, or another piece of academic work that demonstrates your analytical and writing skills.We only consider applications submitted through our electronic recruitment system, and all documents must be uploaded for your application to be considered.Om arbeidsgiveren: OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan Universityis Norway's third-largest university, with 23,000 students and more than 2,600 employees. We have campuses in central Oslo and the Romerike region. Our research and education address the needs of working life, the welfare state, and the wider metropolitan region. OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan Universityis Norway's third-largest university, with 23,000 students and more than 2,600 employees. We have campuses in central Oslo and the Romerike region. Our research and education address the needs of working life, the welfare state, and the wider metropolitan region.For more than 200 years,OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan Universityhas contributed to building the knowledge and expertise that underpin the Norwegian welfare state. Today, OsloMet is a modern, urban university with strong academic environments in teacher education, health and social sciences, social research, design, and technology.
  • OSLO
  • September 17
  • part-time
Research Assistant for the CAMELOT project, focusing on long-term climate governance. Tasks include literature synthesis, background research, and supporting experimental design. Requires a Master's in relevant fields and strong analytical writing skills.
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  • If P&C Insurance Ltd (publ) (Sweden)
  • Alta
  • September 18
Develop APIs and integrations in .Net and C# on Azure Cloud to create personalized customer journeys. Focus on B2C/B2B solutions connecting to CRM touchpoints and data sources. Agile and DevOps practices are key.
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  • Scandinavian Photo
  • Oslo
  • September 18
Drive sales by understanding customer needs and creating complete solutions across phone, email, and in-store channels. Requires 2+ years of sales experience, strong digital skills, and fluency in Norwegian and English.
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