WELL ID is a Norwegian well logging company with offshore operations and a high focus on R&D and implementation of new technologies. As first in the world, we have proven radar technology for well logging while drilling. We are agile and thrive at delivering superior technology and service in a market dominated by global players.

We develop high tech products and services based on radar technology and state of the art electronics. Our logging while drilling solutions are unique and make us stand out from the crowd. We like to challenge status quo and always aim for improvements which is highly appreciated by our customers.

Due to increased growth, WELL ID seeks to hire an Embedded Software Engineer to help us improve our services and to be involved in our high-tech research projects. The role is of high importance for WELL ID. If you want to have a position filled with variety of task in a company with high ambitions -- please continue reading!

Work in WELL ID

You will be an integral part of our research and development team, developing and maintaining our products and services for well logging applications. Your main tasks and responsibilities will be development of software and firmware for our products and services.

These tasks include:

• Leading the development, maintenance and improvement of MCU firmware (C/C++) in RTOS
• Responsible for Board Bring-up and integration (prototyping and testing MCU firmware in lab environment)
• Leading the development, maintenance and improvement of Embedded Linux solutions (Yocto or similar)
• Leading the development, maintenance and improvement of low-level drivers and peripheral drivers (for both RTOS and Embedded Linux).
• Collaborating with hardware engineers for sensor input/output (e.g. encoders).
• Leading the development, maintenance and improvement of software to interface with MCU and Embedded Linux solutions in close collaboration with our software engineers, data scientists and hardware engineers.

Who we are looking for:

• Bachelor or master’s degree within software and/or electronics engineering (or similar)
• Minimum 5 years of experience in embedded software/firmware with RTOS with strong programming skills in C/C++ and python
• Successful experience on multiple embedded boards supporting board bring-up
• Experience in building custom Linux images (Yocto or similar)
• Experience with code processes such as code reviews, source control management (e.g. Git), and coding standards.
• Experience with build automation tools and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines

Experience with the following is beneficial and will be emphasized in the evaluation, so please mention if you have any knowledge or work experience of the following:

• Communication protocols such as I2C, UART, ethernet, USB and wireless technologies
• Lab test equipment, oscilloscope and VNA

Requirements:

You will need to be fluent in English, both written and verbal. Since the position requires some training in the USA, you must fulfill VISA requirements for travels to the USA.

What we can offer you:

As an employee of WELL ID, you will participate in the development of highly advanced sensors and electronics, which are embedded in our products and services. You will have good opportunities to collaborate with our customers and contractors. Our team will support you in building the skills you need to succeed with us.

• High tech Research and Development
• An agile workplace
• Small organization where your effort is recognized
• Opportunities for growth and personal development
• A healthy work environment with a lot of experience and niche expertise

Work location:

Office location in greater Stavanger area. Some travel must be expected.

Deadline:

The deadline for applications is August 1st, however we will evaluate applications continuously.

When applying, please include the following:

1. Letter of interest
2. CV / resume in English
3. Transcripts of records (documents describing subjects and grades) in English or Norwegian.

Applications submitted without these attachments will unfortunately not be evaluated.