Graduate Programmes en Norvège pour les candidats qui parlent Anglais

“Swedish Match offers a 24-month cross-functional graduate program in Oslo, Norway, starting between June and September 2026. The program includes three 8-month rotations across various teams, with real projects, hands-on experience, and structured development. Ideal candidates have a bachelor's or master's degree, proficiency in English and Norwegian, and a maximum of 3 years of post-graduation work experience. The program offers a competitive salary, benefits, and opportunities for personal and professional growth.”

“(COMPANY NAME) seeks a Graduate Project Manager/Specialist in Norway. Responsibilities include managing employee programs, driving projects, and improving organizational efficiency. Ideal candidates are recent graduates with up to 2 years of experience in project management, strong communication skills, and proficiency in English. (COMPANY NAME) offers a collaborative environment and opportunities for growth.”

“Graduate Product Manager role in Norway. Join (COMPANY NAME)'s Webex Devices team in Lysaker. Manage product portfolio, conduct market research, and collaborate globally. Ideal for new graduates in Product Development, Computer Science, Engineering, or Business. Excellent English skills required. No visa sponsorship.”

“(COMPANY NAME) Norway seeks a Graduate Software Engineer to join their team in Oslo. The role involves working on video conferencing technology, with opportunities to explore different teams and tasks. The position requires a recent graduate with a degree in Computer Science or related fields, fluent English, and the ability to live and work in Norway. (COMPANY NAME) offers a competitive salary, stock options, six weeks' holiday, and various benefits.”

“Join (COMPANY NAME) in Oslo as a Graduate Software Engineer in August 2026. Develop AI-powered architecture design tools for the AEC industry. Work in agile teams, focusing on sustainable solutions and project insights. Competitive compensation package including bonuses, stock grants, and benefits.”