Senior Software Engineer - AI-Driven Legacy Modernization

Vizrt; Bergen; Hybrid; NOK 800,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Professional development

Innovation days

Modern office in Bergen

Job summary

Vizrt is seeking an experienced engineer to join Viz Trio in Bergen, working on Delphi and C# code for a large live broadcast desktop app.

You will apply AI-assisted development, mentor colleagues, and help decide what to rewrite, wrap, or leave unchanged, shaping system architecture.

Collaborate with the wider Trio team, deliver code on air, and contribute to rapid modernization while keeping existing broadcasts stable and reliable.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent.
• Strong background in C# with good Delphi experience or interest.
• Experience maintaining large long-lived desktop apps with legacy code.
• Ability to mentor and share technical knowledge.
• Judgment to modernize architecture when appropriate.
• Experience collaborating across teams and contributing to technical decisions.

Responsibilities

• Work hands-on with Viz Trio's Delphi and C# codebase.
• Apply AI-assisted tools to improve speed without compromising quality.
• Help determine what gets rewritten, what gets wrapped, and what's left unchanged.
• Collaborate with the wider Trio team and stakeholders across Vizrt.
• See your work on air, in real broadcasts, in real time.

Skills

C#

Delphi

AI-assisted development

Mentoring

Team collaboration

Architecture & design

Education

Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent

Tools

.NET / C# tooling

Delphi IDE

Job description

Vizrt is seeking an experienced engineer to join Viz Trio in Bergen, working on Delphi and C# code for a large live broadcast desktop app.

You will apply AI-assisted development, mentor colleagues, and help decide what to rewrite, wrap, or leave unchanged, shaping system architecture.

Collaborate with the wider Trio team, deliver code on air, and contribute to rapid modernization while keeping existing broadcasts stable and reliable.