2 months ago
Oslo, NorwayMid Level
Responsibilities
- Build product solutions connected to AI functionality such as personalization, RAG, and content generation.
- Design and build agent workflows and orchestration of LLM calls for concrete user needs.
- Integrate backend services, APIs, and data storage for AI, data-flow, and user data.
- Analyze, group, and structure data to create product-supporting data models.
- Rapidly experiment with new user experiences from prototype through testing with real users.
- Contribute to technical architecture and technology choices.
- Work closely and cross-functionally with design, product, journalism, business, and domain specialists.
Requirements
- Several years of experience as a fullstack developer, with emphasis on potential, curiosity, and ability rather than a specific number of years.
- Experience using generative AI in products, including agents, workflows, prompting, and orchestration of LLM calls.
- Comfort working across a broad technology stack and solving challenging technical problems.
- An AI-native mindset focused on building useful products and solid technical solutions rather than AI as an end in itself.
- Creativity, strong product instincts, curiosity beyond the development discipline, and willingness to challenge established approaches.
- Interest in technology and news usage among the target audience.
- Strong collaboration skills and a social, engaged team-player approach.
Benefits
- A central role in developing the future of VG.
- An independent startup-style environment within VG with the resources and content of Schibsted Media behind it.
- An AI-first culture with access to the latest tools and investment in developing expertise.
- A young, fun, and highly skilled cross-functional team spanning technology, content, business, and design.
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About Schibsted
Schibsted is a Nordic media company that publishes news and runs digital products in Norway and Sweden, including VG, Aftonbladet, Aftenposten, and Svenska Dagbladet. It earns revenue from reader subscriptions, advertising, and branded content across web, apps, and print. Founded in 1839 and headquartered in Oslo, the group recently separated its marketplace operations into Vend.