We're hiring. Production Engineer. Industrial Designer.
We make explosion-proof covers for iPhones and iPads, used on oil platforms and in pharmaceutical and chemical plants. Now we need two more people: one to bring our covers into production, one to design what we make next.
Production Engineer. Chief problem solver.
- Based in
- Oslo
- City centre
- Minimum in Halden
- 2days a week
- Driver's licence needed
- Position
- Full-time
- Start ASAP
- Languages
- NO + EN
- Fluent in both
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You'll design and build production lines, push our robot assembly further, and use machine vision to make it more accurate and flexible.
What you'll work on -
You'll also design mistake-proof (poka-yoke) fixtures and work with manufacturers in Norway and abroad.
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And you'll do it all as a proper potet, Norwegian for an all-rounder who can be put to work anywhere.
How to apply
What you'll work on
- New product introduction (NPI) at our contract manufacturer, and improving what's already running
- Improving our robot cells. We've already built a lot of them for assembly, and we want every unit to come out the same. Next up is vision, so the robot finds the part on its own
- Building a complete system for logging issues and tracking yield per serial number, so we know what to fix next
- Bringing down the production cost per unit through better cycle times, yield and automation
- Designing jigs and fixtures that make assembly faster and mistakes harder
- Finding root causes, preferably before the problem shows up
- Staying in touch with the factory floor and our suppliers
You're probably
- Self-driven
- Someone who loves engineering and tinkering
- Good at explaining things, whether to an operator or a supplier
- Comfortable with 3D modelling (we use Fusion)
- Someone with some hands-on experience of robots, automation or programming. Python and AI tools like Claude Code are a plus
- Living in south-east Norway with a driver's licence, since you'll be in Halden a minimum of two days a week
- Fluent in Norwegian and English
Experience
An engineering degree and several years of experience are a plus. If you don't have them, curiosity and the right mindset can make up for that.
Industrial Designer. From sketch to cover.
- Based in
- Oslo
- City centre
- Position
- Full-time
- Start ASAP
- CAD
- Fusion
- 3D CAD and drawings
- Languages
- NO + EN
- Fluent in both
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You'll join the team that designs our next covers for phones and tablets.
What you'll work on -
You'll take ideas from sketch to prototype and keep testing and changing them until they're ready for production.
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Maybe you call yourself a mechanical engineer, a product developer or an industrial designer. The title matters less to us than what you've built.
How to apply
What you'll work on
- Designing new covers and accessories for phones and tablets, in both our Zone 1 and Zone 2 lines
- Improving the covers we already make, in everything from design and materials to weight, functions and manufacturability
- Building prototypes fast in our in-house workshop or with external partners
- Testing prototypes on our own test rigs and getting designs ready for ATEX/IECEx certification
- Making drawings and working with our production engineer and suppliers to get the design ready for production
- Getting feedback from the people who use our covers in the field
You're probably
- Self-driven
- Curious about how things are made and why they break
- Already good at designing parts for the way they'll be made, such as injection moulding or CNC machining
- Strong in 3D CAD (we use Fusion) and comfortable making drawings
- Someone with an eye for form and ergonomics, who's picky about the details a user notices, like how a button feels or how a cover fits in the hand
- Living in south-east Norway, since the development team is in Oslo
- Fluent in Norwegian and English
Experience
A degree in mechanical engineering, product development or industrial design is a plus, as is relevant experience. If you don't have them, a strong portfolio and the right mindset can make up for that.
In both roles
Small team. We keep growing.
- Team
- 14people
- And counting
- HQ
- Oslo
- City centre
- Production
- Halden
- Robot assembly
- Certified
- ATEX / IECEx
- Zone 1 and Zone 2
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What you design and build goes straight into production, then out to platforms and plants where it really gets tested.
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We're a young company, and the team is small enough that your ideas get heard.
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Robots and 3D printers for your parts, an in-house workshop for fast prototypes, and our own rigs to test them.
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A competitive salary, flexible hours, pension and insurance. And a brand-new office in the middle of Oslo, with a rooftop terrace for when the sun's out.
How to apply, both roles
Don't write an application.
- Step 1
- Questionnaire10 min
- Tell us how you work
- Step 2
- Your work
- CV and things you've made
The Apply button opens our questionnaire: some either/or choices, a look at your own skills and a few short answers in writing. It takes about 10 minutes and nothing is scored. At the end it asks you to send your CV and things you've made: CAD models, prototypes, fixtures, code, or photos of that contraption in your garage.