173 English-speaking jobs in Oslo

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.

Skilled Carpenter needed for contract position in Oslo. Must have 2+ years experience, proficiency in reading blueprints, and knowledge of carpentry techniques.

PhD Research Fellowship in fluid mechanics of twisted droplet flow. Develop experiments, integrate experiments and theoretical predictions, and develop a new understanding of flow physics. Must have a Master's degree in mechanics, fluid mechanics, physics, or applied mathematics. Fluent English required.

Leads operations across multiple depots, ensuring customer service excellence, fleet availability, and operational efficiency. Manages depot financials, implements strategies to improve performance, and coaches Depot Leaders. Requires 7-10 years of operational experience, 3-5 years in team leadership, and fluency in English.

This VIE position supports the company's Data Strategy transformation by creating engaging communication and learning materials. Responsibilities include developing content, designing training campaigns, and translating technical topics for non-expert audiences.

Open and operate the Stranger Soccer business in Oslo. Recruit, train, and lead a team to run football games, secure venue slots, and engage in sales and marketing. Requires a passion for football, business background, and entrepreneurial spirit.

PhD Research Fellow to investigate droplet flow and wetting on twisted fibers and soft materials. Develop experiments, theoretical understanding, and collaborate in an interdisciplinary team.

A PhD Research Fellowship is available for the project "Truth, Information, Democracy and Law" at the Norwegian Research Center for Computers and Law. The fellow will conduct their own research and work with the TIDAL team. Applicants must hold a Norwegian five-year Master's degree in Law or equivalent with a strong legal component. The working language is English, and a strong command of Norwegian, Danish, or Swedish is desirable.

PhD Research Fellow in Materials Science and Solid-state electrochemistry. The fellowship is for three years, with a possible fourth year involving teaching, supervision, and/or research assistance. The successful candidate will be part of the Electrochemistry group at the Department of Chemistry, working on mixed ionic/electronic conducting oxygen/steam electrodes. The PhD will focus on improving electrode performance through optimization of composition, microstructure, and interface to the proton-conducting electrolyte.

The Finance Coordinator will generate invoices for digital sales products, respond to client inquiries, and ensure timely payment. The role requires proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, strong communication skills, and a detail-oriented approach.

Operations Business Associate supports Operations leadership in translating priorities into progress. This role involves structuring and tracking initiatives, coordinating across functions, preparing decision material, and ensuring follow-through.

Provides support for long-term growth and customer loyalty for strategic accounts. Responsibilities include securing and maintaining accounts, monitoring contracts, analyzing profitability, and managing budgets. Requires a bachelor's degree and 5+ years of commercial experience.

PhD Research Fellowship in Political Science (3-4 years) focusing on authoritarian threats to science. Develop a research project within the AutoKnow project framework, contributing to data collection, measurement, and analysis.

The Faculty of Theology at the University of Oslo invites applications for 2-3 Doctoral Research Fellowships. Successful candidates will develop a PhD project relevant to the faculty's ongoing research. The 3-year appointment may be extended by one year. Applicants must have a five-year master's degree in theology/religious studies or a related field and good written and oral English proficiency.

WorkShop's On-Demand team seeks a part-time Field Merchandiser to visit retail stores, report on product displays, and update POS materials. Focus is on electronics sector brands. Requires sales/customer service experience, a driver's license, fluency in English, and the ability to travel and work weekends.

Operate heavy equipment such as bulldozers, excavators, and loaders for construction tasks. Previous experience operating heavy equipment is required.

Doctoral Research Fellowship at the University of Oslo investigating silence as a dimension of democratic culture. The project explores how silence shapes democratic life, citizenship, and participation in both digital and offline contexts. Applicants must submit a project proposal outlining their research question, theoretical framework, and methodological approach.

Quality Hotel 33 seeks a passionate Chef to join its Food & Beverage team. The Chef will prepare dishes, execute mise en place, contribute to kitchen operations, and manage inventory. Applicants should have documented experience as a chef, be flexible and reliable, and possess strong communication skills.

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.

Postdoctoral research fellow position at BI Norwegian Business School's Department of Communication and Culture. The DISTINCT project investigates digital status and its social and economic implications. The successful candidate will conduct and analyze qualitative interviews and focus groups. A completed PhD in a relevant social science field and strong qualitative research skills are required.