WELL ID is seeking a Scientific Programmer

WELL ID is a Norwegian Well Logging company with offshore operations, a high focus on research and development, and implementation of new technologies. We thrive at delivering superior technology and service in a market dominated by global players.

We develop high-tech products and services based on new sensor physics and cutting-edge electronic solutions, such as advanced radar technology and innovative data processing systems.

Our Unique Services
We challenge the status quo by continuously innovating. We have developed the worlds first radar-based wellbore scanner, 3D visualization tools, and a rapid processing pipeline.

The role is of high importance to WELL ID. If you want a position filled with a variety of tasks in a company with high ambitions -- please continue reading!

This position is ideal for someone who thrives in a dynamic environment, enjoys tackling undefined challenges, and is motivated to learn and innovate continuously.

In our small and dynamic software team, you'll have the opportunity to engage with all parts of the software stack, fostering a collaborative environment where diverse skills and ideas are valued.

You will be an integral part of our research and development team, by developing and maintaining our products and services for well logging applications. We have developed sensors that emit radar pulses and sample them after reflecting off the wellbore. The Scientific Programmer will assist with improving and developing our software and algorithms to transform the raw data to intuitive 3D visualizations. The key to develop the processing algorithms is understanding how our sensors behave and how the pulses propagate.

Example of tasks:

• Mathematical modelling of signal pulses

• Development of new data processing algorithms

• Improvement of the user interfaces to existing software

• Increasing the quality of the codebase

• Improving the performance of the existing processing algorithms

Part of your work could also be in our lab where you will be testing and verifying your own and the team’s new solutions and software. Experience in working in electronics laboratories or similar environments is a plus.

• Master’s degree in Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, or similar fields with good academic results

• Previous experience in, and theoretical knowledge of, digital signal processing

• Competency in object-oriented programming, with particular focus on Python

• Good mathematical abilities, preferably with a background in Physics

• Understanding of the importance of type hinting, logging, exception handling and documentation during development

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:

• Mathematical modelling of physical systems

• Multiprocessing and multithreading in Python

• The HDF5 file format

• The QT framework and the Python wrapper 'PyQT5'

• The data visualization library 'PyQtGraph'

• Version control with Git

• Collaborative programming

You will need to be fluent in English, both written and verbal. Norwegian language skill is an advantage. Since the position could require some training in the USA, you must fulfill VISA requirements for travels to the USA.

As an employee of WELL ID, you'll be at the forefront of developing cutting-edge products and services. You'll have ample opportunities to collaborate with customers and contractors, supported by our team through mentorship programs and continuous learning initiatives to help you succeed.

• High tech Research and Development

• 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

Office location in Greater Stavanger area.

The deadline for applications is 31 October. You can expect to hear back within 1-2 months after the deadline.

1. Letter of interest

2. CV / resume in English or Norwegian

3. Transcripts of records (documents describing subjects and grades) in English or Norwegian.