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Developer Software Tooling Engineer - Python / CICD / Infrastructure Are you interested in joining a dynamic team at a high growth robotics / defense company? We're working with a rapidly scaling, well-funded company, developing advanced software for aerial robotics, with plans for continued growth this year. There are multiple teams you may fit into but you could be building and maintain Python based tools, automation frameworks, and internal infrastructure that keep the engineering teams running at high quality. You'll design end-to-end test suites, work with hardware-in-the-loop setups, and develop the platforms and tooling that other engineers rely on daily, hands-on, high-ownership, working close to real products. This is a full-time, permanent position based on-site in Oslo, Norway. Ever considered Norway before? Norway offers a very high quality of life, great subsidized schooling at all levels, great healthcare, tax transparency and fantastic local labour laws and parental benefits. Salaries will consist of a strong base salary + potential equity and relocation assistance will be provided. Feel free to apply if you have the following: Python experience - a strong programmer, not just scripting but real development Comfortable working in Linux heavy environments A quality first mindset. You care about building systems and environments that hold up at scale Backend systems experience is a strong fit; ML engineers with solid backend foundations and genuine interest in this space are also considered Experience with CI/CD, Docker, or similar infrastructure tooling is a plus Hardware-adjacent or HIL/test automation experience is a bonus, not a requirement Around 4–10 years of professional experience; 3 years considered for candidates with strong HIL or test automation backgrounds English speaking Must be eligible for Norwegian security clearance I welcome your application if you'd like to find out more and if you know someone it would suit, we offer a fantastic referral scheme which I would be happy to discuss. Keywords: Robotics / Defense / Software Engineering / Python / CICD / HIL / Test Automation By applying to this role you understand that we may collect your personal data and store and process it on our systems. For more information please see our Privacy Notice (https://eu-recruit.com/about-us/privacy-notice/)
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