Scientific Programmer: DSP & 3D Visualization for Well Logs

Arbeidsplassen; Sandnes; On-site; NOK 700,000 - 900,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

High tech R&D

Small organization

Growth opportunities

Healthy work environment

Job summary

WELL ID, a Norwegian well-logging company, seeks a Scientific Programmer to develop and maintain software for processing radar pulse data into intuitive 3D visualizations. You will work across the stack within a small, dynamic software team and contribute to research and development efforts.

Responsibilities include modelling pulses, creating advanced data processing algorithms, and improving the UI. A Master’s degree and strong DSP and Python skills are required.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, or similar with strong academic results.
• Proficiency in digital signal processing theory and practice.
• Competence in object-oriented programming, with Python emphasis.
• Strong mathematical abilities, preferably Physics background.
• Attention to type hints, logging, exception handling and documentation during development.

Responsibilities

• Mathematical modelling of signal pulses.
• Development of new data processing algorithms.
• Improvement of user interfaces for existing software.
• Increase the quality of the codebase.
• Improve performance of existing processing algorithms.

Skills

DSP knowledge

English fluency

Mathematics background

Good math abilities

Education

Master's degree in Mathematics/Physics/CS

Tools

Python

Qt/PyQt5

Git

PyQtGraph

Job description

WELL ID, a Norwegian well-logging company, seeks a Scientific Programmer to develop and maintain software for processing radar pulse data into intuitive 3D visualizations. You will work across the stack within a small, dynamic software team and contribute to research and development efforts.

Responsibilities include modelling pulses, creating advanced data processing algorithms, and improving the UI. A Master’s degree and strong DSP and Python skills are required.