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Veo makes an AI sports camera. One camera on any pitch records the match from several sensors, stitches them into one continuous view, and our models track every player and the ball for the whole game. Coaches and players get stats like goals, possession and passes.
You will build Rust and Python user-space apps on our embedded Linux camera, and help shape the firmware architecture and Linux platform. You won't be writing drivers or doing low-level hardware work. Day to day that means Yocto system services, D-Bus and device trees, BLE/Wi-Fi with GATT and Protobuf protocols to our mobile apps, cloud integrations (REST, S3, OpenTelemetry), and diagnostics across a fleet of devices. You will work closely with our AI, video and cloud teams.
Stack: Rust, Python, C, Yocto/OpenEmbedded (meta-tegra), Zephyr, NixOS, GitHub Actions, AWS S3, OpenTelemetry, Grafana, Loggly.
Looking for: 5+ years of experience, fluency in at least two of Rust/Python/C, and experience with embedded Linux (Yocto) and BLE/Wi-Fi. MCU/RTOS experience is a plus.
Our Copenhagen office has an indoor ball court, a rooftop terrace and a gym.
Iceland is already a member of the EEA agreement, alongside Norway and a Liechtenstein [1]. As I have seen it, the EU have been quite friendly and accommodating towards the EEA countries.
Firstly, fishing is naturally an important issues for island nations and countries with a long coastline. Secondly, it is an important issue since it is one of the key industries that can sustain people in rural areas. So if you have a policy to promote people living in rural areas and prevent extreme urbanization, then fishing is one of if not the number one issue. So even if it's economic impact is minimal, it is an extremely important part of the overall political landscape for countries that want to sustain a independent food source and rural population.
But others have pointed out, the fishing rights have been largely bought up by a few wealthy people, so giving that up to EU does not matter that much to a lot of people anymore as the ones that owns it now are not liked and already run jt in a very EU like style, so there is not that much to loose, but a lot to gain. At least thats one prominent perspective.
I am simply curious what the benefits of using Rust are in this instance.
I know it says it is not performance optimized yet, but if this succeeds, will it only bring more "memory safety" or is there a serious performance gain as well?
It is not perfect, but a good place to start to get a hang of how to setup your own K8S setup if you are new to Kubernetes.
Join a newly formed R&D team at Axis focused on rethinking how software is built using AI coding agents. Build next-generation video management software for cloud and on-prem environments while experimenting with tools like Claude Code, Copilot, Codex, and emerging agent workflows.
This is a rare role where using agentic tooling isn’t a side experiment—it’s central to how the team operates. You’ll help define engineering workflows, evaluate new tools, and share learnings across the wider organization.
Tech includes: TypeScript, Go, Rust
Bonus: GStreamer, FFmpeg, WebRTC, UX/UI
Looking for experienced engineers who ship production systems, think critically about tooling, and want to explore how autonomous agents can improve software design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. Strong fit for developers interested in AI-assisted engineering, modern full-stack systems, developer productivity, and building real products with emerging workflows. Based primarily onsite in Sweden, Linköping.
Now we are looking for a Gameplay Developer / Unreal Engine Developer who wants to build the systems behind this experience.
This is not a feature-by-feature implementation role. It is a systems role.
You will work at the core of our real-time platform, designing and developing gameplay systems in Unreal Engine 5, using C++ and advanced Blueprints to create scalable, performance-optimized logic.
You will collaborate closely with animators and technical artists to ensure characters, props and animation behave seamlessly inside the engine.
The tech stack
Unreal Engine 5
C++
Blueprint
motion capture integration
GCP
You have solid experience working with Unreal Engine and feel comfortable in both C++ and Blueprint architecture. You understand gameplay systems, animation logic and performance constraints.
We value accountability, curiosity and clarity.
Apply here: https://nordictechjobs.com/jobs/UMWwUb5WaZ
We’re at the forefront of the 5G satellite revolution, serving a global network of operators. Our technology enables broadband connectivity on mobile devices – linking devices via satellites in orbit. From concept to commercial operation, we support our customers with feasibility studies, lab kits, and other tools that enable them to validate and verify solutions before deployment.
You'll be an integral part of our 5G NTN development team, a blend of seasoned and fresh talents dedicated to advancing 5G NB-IoT/New Radio technologies. Your role will centre on designing, implementing, and testing C/C++ software. Utilizing tools like Git and JIRA, you'll contribute to well-structured and efficiently planned projects.
For the right candidate, the role can expand into team lead responsibilities where you will play a key part in planning the day-to-day activities of a self-driven team of 5-10 skilled SW engineers.
Given our niche's international scope, occasional travel to meet customers and partners may occur. About you
With an engineering background in software, electronics or embedded systems, your expertise includes:
- DSP, GPU, ML and Protocol stack development (OSI Layers 1-4) for wireless/communications systems.
- 5G NB-IoT and New Radio experience and knowledge is an advantage, but strong SW design and development skills, a good system understanding and ability to learn fast is more important.
- Programming in C, C++ and Python
- Object-oriented software development expertise is required.
- Design, Development, testing, and debugging of real-time and embedded software.
- Optimizing for highly efficient code execution on embedded platforms
- Experience with development/deployment in Linux as well as Hardware acceleration is an advantage
Apply here: https://nordictechjobs.com/jobs/xThKxtthRS
IO Interactive is looking for a skilled Tools Programmer to join our Backbone team and help power the tech behind our games. You’ll be working across multiple flagship projects - our James Bond game, 007 First Light, our ambitious Project Fantasy, and the HITMAN universe - building and evolving tools in our proprietary Glacier engine. Together with artists, designers, and programmers, you’ll create robust, user-friendly workflows that let our teams move faster, experiment more, and bring world-class gameplay to life.
What you will do:
- Collaborate to design and upgrade the Glacier editor and tools, empowering content creators.
- Engage with users to understand production requirements and streamline workflows.
- Customize and integrate tools to meet project needs.
- Create user-friendly interfaces for efficient usage.
- Integrate tools with version control systems.
- Stay updated on the latest technologies.
- Ensure high quality through testing and security measures.
- Continuously improve tools based on feedback and project demands.
- Have experience working in the gaming industry.
- Proficient in C# and C++ with strong code design skills. Familiarity with WPF or similar UI technologies preferred.
- Capable of task breakdown, estimation, and participating in task assessments.
- Strong collaboration and communication skills, adept at discerning user needs.
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent required. Master's degree preferred.
IO Interactive is an independent videogame development and publishing company with studios in Copenhagen, Malmö, Barcelona, Istanbul and Brighton. As the creative force behind some of the most talked-about multiplatform video games in the last decade, we are committed to creating unforgettable characters and experiences all powered by our award-winning, proprietary Glacier technology.
See job listing: https://nordictechjobs.com/jobs/ptyZqM4pB2
For Oslo the salary range is something like this, a bit lower in smaller cities. These are the "typical" brackets, but you can definitively get a lot more:
- 0 YOE - €45k-€60k
- 3 YOE - €55k-€90k
- 5 YOE - €70k-€150k and up
A "median" salary in Oslo for a developer with 3-8 YOE is around €70k-80k. Anyone who has 5 YOE and actually asks for a higher salary can easily get 1 million NOK or €90k++.
Expect a 32%-38% tax rate on your income.
If you earn 1 million NOK (€85k) you will pay €27k in tax.
Here is the tax calculator from the official tax office: https://skattekalkulator.app.skatteetaten.no/
EDIT: Here is an article in Norwegian about software developer salaries. It shows about the same numbers as mine, just a lower ceiling.
https://witted.com/blog/software-freelancing/lonnsniva-for-u...
I made a website to help non-norwegian speakers find a tech/it/software job in Norway. All the job posts should be in English and only a few jobs require some Norwegian knowledge.
If you know Java, .NET or JavaScript/Typescript there are a lot of well(-enough) paid jobs in Norway.