At SIEMENS AS, you work with systems that really matter. Critical infrastructure. The industry that keeps Norway and the Nordics going. Solutions that must work every day. Here you work independently, but always with the support of a solid professional environment around you.

You'll be a key part of the team setting up, configuring and production-setting up Linux-based SCADA systems in the power industry.

Your job:
-Troubleshoot, analyze, and improve system solutions from a continuous maintenance perspective.
- Takes responsibility, actively engages with customers to find solutions and answers to complex technical questions and issues.
- Works closely with colleagues in Norway, the Nordic region and the rest of the world
- Find smarter ways to work, whether it's system setup, processes, or automation

You have:
- Solid experience with Linux management: You know Linux inside and out, and have extensive experience with installation, configuration and maintenance
- Expertise in Linux-based SCADA systems: You have experience installing and configuring SCADA systems running on Linux. Knowledge of industrial protocols or configuration automation is a big plus!
- Network Excellence: You understand complex network topologies, have in-depth understanding of routing, firewalls, and security principles. You can design, implement and troubleshoot complex network solutions.
- Troubleshooting and scripting is your thing: You're a master debugger in Linux environments, and you have experience writing, maintaining, and optimizing scripts (e.g. Bash, Python) for automation and systems management.
- Knowledge of source code: You have a basic understanding of source code and git and can navigate and customize your existing code base to resolve bugs or implement improvements.

Qualifications and frameworks:

You have higher education in IT, cybernetics or similar is a clear strength.
But: If you have strong and relevant experience, it weighs heavily.
You are efficient, have a structured work methodology and good problem-solving skills.
You must be a Nordic citizen, be able to be security cleared and reside in Norway. The position is in Oslo.

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Make an impact at KONGSBERG.
If you're ready to be part of this exciting journey, your adventure begins here! In the Seatex division, they develop world leading products for accurate positioning, radar, radio communication systems, motion measurement, satellite payloads and situational awareness for ocean space applications. The office is located at Pirsenteret in Trondheim with exceptional facilities for product development with GNSS, RF/Microwave labs, EMC test lab, high-end instruments and a strong professional group of coworkers that welcomes you.

The Software Engineer OS/Linux will be responsible for operating systems on all Seatex product platforms. The OSes must be up to date, secure, and have the required functionality for the wide range of Seatex products. The OSes are used on both embedded platforms and desktops, and many applications have real-time requirements.

What you will be doing

Maintaining (Linux) operating systems for all Seatex platforms (x86 and ARM mostly)
Maintaining and developing drivers and other OS-near components
Become/remain an OS/Linux expert.
Identifying and implementing OS improvements
Cyber Security in OS
SW development

You should have

a passionate interest in Linux
experience with Linux for embedded and real-time applications
experience with embedded and/or desktop programming
experience with C/C++

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→ One way to start: Reach out to local representatives—mayors, city councils, or municipal offices: Many of us want alternatives to Big Tech, but decentralized networks can feel overwhelming at first. This is where communities can help. A local Friendica server makes it easy for everyone to join, removing the technical hurdles and offering a trusted, secure space to connect.

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