SimulaMet
Research Engineer – AI Safety-revisjon og red teaming (2-årig stilling)
AI Safety-avdelingen ved SimulaMet, som er en del av Simulas Centre for AI Security and Safety (CAISS), søker en Research Engineer i en toårig stilling. Du blir en sentral bidragsyter til SimpleAudit, vårt rammeverk for revisjon og red teaming av KI-systemer. Rammeverket er basert på åpen kildekode og kjører lokalt. Du skal også være med på å gjennomføre reelle sikkerhetsrevisjoner av språkmodeller og KI-systemer for norske partnere i offentlig og privat sektor.
Dette er en praktisk ingeniørrolle i skjæringspunktet mellom programvareutvikling, KI-evaluering og anvendt forskning. Du skal bygge verktøyene og kjøre testene. Du jobber tett med forskere og partnervirksomheter for å gjøre funnene om til noe beslutningstakere kan handle på.
Søknadsfrist: 15. oktober 2026
University of Oslo
Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Stochastic Analysis and Computational Methods at SURE-AI
The position is bounded to the SURE-AI consortium agreement and its research scopes. The Centre for Sustainable, Risk-Averse, and Ethical AI or SURE-AI is a Norwegian AI centre funded by the Research Council of Norway (2025-2030). The primary objective is to create a new generation of algorithms for inference and decision-making by pushing the boundaries of the underlying computational techniques. SURE-AI researchers will drive a transformative leap in AI through a groundbreaking Centre initiative dedicated to making Artificial Intelligence more efficient, transparent and safe, addressing the critical challenges of resource consumption, behaviour unpredictability and ethical alignment with human and societal values. The centre involves senior researchers from well-renowned national and international research institutions, in close collaboration with industry and public sector. Overall, SURE-AI includes 19 national Norwegian partners, as well as researchers from 15 international institutions.
Application deadline: 22 October 2026
BI Norwegian Business School
PhD Scholarship in Regulatory Delearning in EU Technology Governance
Focusing on the EU and EEA, you will investigate how different forms of regulation, from legislation to standards and soft law, influence delearning. You will examine the conditions and procedures for reviewing, amending and repealing rules, including review and sunset clauses, drawing on the EU’s Better Regulation framework and recent simplification initiatives. A central question is how institutions can adapt rules while preserving safeguards, accountability and legal certainty.
You will be affiliated with BI’s Department of Law and Governance and Department of Communication and Culture. Research in Law and Governance spans national and European regulation of markets and technology, digital and corporate governance, and the relationship between law, economics and public policy. Communication and Culture contributes expertise in communication technologies, online communities, digital transformation and the social legitimacy of technological change.
You will also join BI’s Nordic Centre for Internet and Society (NCIS), an interdisciplinary research centre studying how emerging internet technologies affect working life and society.
Application deadline: 15 November 2026
PhD Candidate in Data and Decision Sciences
BI Norwegian Business School invites applications for limited number of doctoral scholarships affiliated with the Department of Data Science and Analytics. The appointment is a full-time position for a period of four years. The place of work is BI's Oslo campus and starting date is August 2027.
The four-year program offers rigorous training for candidates with strong analytical skills and intellectual curiosity. It follows a standard structure in place at all comparable programs around the world. The first year is devoted to course work that covers all the major fields in data science and operations research and core topics in machine learning and computer science relevant for a PhD in Data and Decision Sciences. These courses are mainly taught by BI faculty. The candidates can also take specialized courses and participate in doctoral workshops through for example the Norwegian Artificial Intelligence Research Consortium (NORA).
Application deadline: 1 December 2026
PhD Scholarship in Outsider Innovation as Foresight Infrastructure
You will investigate where outsider innovators sit in networks and geographical settings, how signals emerge through sources such as issue trackers and incident reports, and how authorities assess their relevance. Possible approaches include case studies, interviews, document analysis and network analysis. The project also involves developing and testing routines through which authorities can receive, assess and escalate outsider inputs while preserving legality and proportionality.
The research is expected to produce a typology of outsider signals, a curated dataset and codebook, and tested procedures for translating signals into regulatory review. It will also develop guidance on maintaining channels through which outsider knowledge can inform ongoing foresight. The successful candidate will develop an independent PhD project within this theme and contribute to REGULAIRE’s interdisciplinary research agenda.
You will be based in BI’s Department of Communication and Culture and also affiliated with the Department of Law and Governance. You will also join BI’s Nordic Centre for Internet and Society (NCIS), an interdisciplinary research centre studying how emerging internet technologies affect working life and society.
Application deadline: 1 January 2027
Om du er en NORA-partner og har stillingsannonser du ønsker at vi deler her, vennligst send en epost til margrete.alva@nora.ai.