55 English-speaking jobs in Oslo

Deliver food and other items from local merchants to customers using your own vehicle. Be your own boss and set your own hours. Must be 18+, have a smartphone with data, and meet vehicle requirements.

Experienced hairdressers are sought to provide high-quality haircuts in a fast-paced, modern salon environment. Must be confident cutting both men's and women's styles, speak English at a B1 level or higher, and enjoy working with digital tools.

Temporary Pastry Chef position for a dynamic and professional individual. Will support Head Chef and Sous Chef in menu development and maintaining food quality standards. Must have relevant culinary qualifications and experience in a fast-paced environment. Fluency in English or a Scandinavian language required.

We are a family of four seeking a full-time, live-in or live-out caregiver for our two elementary school children. Responsibilities include housekeeping, childcare, light cleaning, errands, and assisting with cooking. Must be fluent in English or a Scandinavian language and have the right to work in Norway or the EU.

Join the opening team of a new iconic Oslo nightlife venue. Hiring for Speed Bartenders, Cocktail Bartenders, and Barbacks. Experience in a bar, nightclub, or event setting is required.

Provide visitor support, act as a brand ambassador, and contribute to a safe and enjoyable experience at the attraction. Deliver information through presentations and demonstrations, offer guidance, and assist with visitor inquiries.

PhD Research Fellow will develop and validate machine-learning surrogate models for reactor simulations, quantify uncertainties, and conduct reactor simulations.

Develop formal methods and knowledge representation techniques for modeling and analyzing complex manufacturing and intralogistics systems. Investigate integrated representations that support consistency checking, automated reasoning, and synthesis of behavioral models.

PhD Research Fellow in Computational Nuclear Physics and Reactor Simulations will contribute to reactor simulations of future reactor systems relevant to Norway. The project involves developing and validating machine-learning surrogate models and quantifying uncertainties in system safety analysis.

PhD Research Fellow to develop formal methods and knowledge representation techniques for modeling and analyzing complex manufacturing and intralogistics systems. Focus on integrating structural, functional, spatial, and temporal aspects of engineering information.

PhD Research Fellow in Computational Nuclear Physics and Reactor Simulations will contribute to nuclear simulations of future reactor systems relevant to Norway. The project focuses on developing and validating machine-learning surrogate models derived from high-fidelity multiphysics simulations.

PhD fellowship in Exercise Physiology focusing on biological sex differences in performance-limiting factors, durability, metabolism, fatigue development, and the influence of nutritional strategies in endurance sports. The project will involve laboratory and field-based studies.

This fully funded PhD research fellowship focuses on developing game-theoretic AI frameworks for multi-agent decision making in energy systems. The successful candidate will conduct research, participate in the Energy Informatics/ND research group, and publish research findings.

A PhD Research Fellow position is available for a 3-year (or 4-year with career-enhancing work) project examining the legal preconditions for democracy in the age of information disorder. The successful candidate will conduct independent research, collaborate with the TIDAL team, and contribute to international dissemination activities. Applicants must hold a Norwegian five-year Master’s degree in Law or equivalent, have excellent English skills, and demonstrate strong research and collaborative abilities.

The University of Oslo's Faculty of Theology seeks 2-3 Doctoral Research Fellows to conduct PhD research within the faculty's research agenda. Fellows will participate in research groups, contribute to research outputs, and engage in teaching and supervision. Applicants must have a five-year master's degree in theology, religious studies, or a related field and excellent written and oral English proficiency.