Summer Student 2027 - Computer Vision/Digital Twin Researcher

Location: Oslo, Norway Department: No Career Track

In Maritime Research we focus on researching and piloting solutions for new and existing DNV maritime services.

Currently, one of our main tasks is to prototype solutions that can make our ship inspection services safer and more efficient through utilizing remote surveys and AI. When inspection data is collected remotely, whether through robotics, humans, or other means, it is essential that the inspection data is presented to our human expert surveyors in a way that lets them evaluate the data efficiently and thoroughly. For this, we use AI to assist in the evaluation, and digital twins for a structured presentation of the data.

Typical tasks as a Computer Vision/Digital Twin researcher in Group Research & Development would be:

Develop Computer vision algorithms for evaluating the condition of critical assets.

Interpretation of inspection data for supporting a structured representation in the digital twin.

Develop technologies for supporting remote data collection.

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What we offer:

An opportunity to work on real industry challenges and real industry data.

Directly contribute to ongoing research.

Valuable and real-life experience through our projects

Meet other young professionals through established networks and informal events

Opportunity to build a professional network

Well-equipped exercise center (Høvik)

Close access to the sea and surrounding park with possibility for different outdoor activities

Our Høvik office is located in beautiful surroundings by the sea and can offer access to sailboats, kayaks, tennis courts etc. We have more than 30 activity groups for you to join, as well as gym facilities and a kindergarten located on our premises. It is also worth noting that we offer free parking and shuttle buses to and from Skøyen, Lysaker and Sandvika.

DNV is an Equal Opportunity Employer and gives consideration for employment to qualified applicants without regard to gender, religion, race, national or ethnic origin, cultural background, social group, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, age or political opinion. Diversity is fundamental to our culture and we invite you to be part of this diversity.

Who are we looking for?

Highly motivated graduates with an ambition to work in a research/technical role.

Technical interest within data science, AI, computer vision.

A pro-active attitude to engage with other to find good solutions.

Good communication skills in English. Knowledge of Norwegian is a preference.

We are primarily seeking 3rd and 4th year students with relevant Bachelor/Master Program specialization in:

Computer Science / Information Science

Artificial Intelligence

Cybernetics / Robotics

Marine Engineering

Physics /Mathematics

Interested? How to apply:

To be considered for this role, please register your CV, application letter, and grade transcripts in our application tracking system (Oracle) electronically. All documents should be in English. If you choose to apply for more than one role in DNV, please state your preference in the application letter.

Please note: if you either decide to withdraw or want to make changes in your application, you will need to submit a whole new application with a new email address. Please have all documents ready before submitting your final application.

Application deadline: 16.10.2026. We will evaluate your application after the deadline.

Any questions? Please contact Knut Erik Knutsen, on +4740880001

We are looking forward to reviewing your application!

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