We are expanding into Norway as part of our next phase of growth. Oslo is the proposed base for this effort because of its proximity to key customer organisations, but it is likely that this role will need to travel across Norway to meet potential customers and users.
Our initial objective is to establish a trusted route into this relationship-driven market and create an early strategic go-to-market motion for Cobalt, while retaining the option to build a broader Norwegian office if the opportunity justifies it.
Our Strategy & Partnerships team creates the relationships that bring our technology from concept to deployment. In Oslo, you would lead that effort on the ground. You will identify high-value problems for us to solve, build trusted relationships with defence and public-sector stakeholders, develop partnerships with Norwegian organisations, and help establish Arondite as a credible and complementary participant in the Norwegian defence ecosystem.
This is a strategic and hands-on role. You will help define Arondite’s market approach in Norway while also doing the practical day-to-day work required to build pipeline, qualify opportunities and move conversations forward. You should be comfortable operating in ambiguity, working independently and representing the company with senior stakeholders across government, industry and partner networks.
Norway is a relationship-led market. The role therefore requires strong in-person engagement and a high degree of credibility with local stakeholders. While the initial operating model may involve close support from London, this role is designed around building trusted access in Oslo and across the wider Norwegian defence landscape.
You will work closely with product and engineering teams to translate market signals into product insight. The problems we are solving are technically ambitious, so you do not need to build the product yourself, but you do need to understand complex technical ideas, communicate them clearly and contribute meaningfully to roadmap, positioning and deployment discussions.
Norway is a strategic partner of the UK in all domains. The UK Commando Force have a key mission in the High North and the Lunna House Agreement is critical to delivery of joint capabilities ranging from Anti-Submarine Warfare through to NATO operations. Cobalt’s relevance is as the software and integration layer that helps heterogeneous Norwegian and UK systems work together inside a shared operational picture.