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Research Data Scientist

Stingray Marine Solutions AS

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Did you know that Stingray delivers world-leading Norwegian high-tech? We develop intelligent aquaculture technology for the removal of salmon lice 24/7 using machine vision and laser, as well as monitoring lice levels, measuring fish welfare and growth. Collectively, this is known as The Fish Health Hub ™. Our technology contributes to increased food production on nature's terms, without compromising the environment and animal welfare. With our services, we are proud to help shape the future of aquaculture - Made in Norway.

Apply science and data to real-world aquaculture challenges We are now looking for a Research Data Scientist to strengthen our Research team and help turn complex biological and operational information into scientific insight and practical applications.

As part of Stingray Aqua, the Research team acts as a bridge between technology and data specialists and customer-facing teams. Aqua Research builds and shares knowledge across Stingray and the wider aquaculture sector. It also supports the development and validation of data-driven solutions that strengthen our day-to-day services and operations, ultimately supporting better fish welfare and customer success in Norway, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands.

Key Responsibilities – What will you do? As a Research Data Scientist, you will bring a rigorous scientific approach to the continuous development and improvement of the services associated with our technology platform. You will work both independently and collaboratively with other researchers, software engineers, and customer-facing biological and operational teams to transform real-world operational data into robust analytical workflows and functional capabilities that others can rely on.

You will combine rigorous data analysis with iterative technical development, while keeping focus on the biological complexities associated with fish behavior and the constraints of ongoing farming operations. Your work will contribute directly to creating tools and capabilities used by our customers and employees.

Your tasks and responsibilities in this role will include:

  • Driving the iterative development of functional capabilities by developing concepts and analytical workflows to test and refine methods and assumptions, ensuring that solutions remain grounded in data and biological understanding.
  • Designing and evaluating validation studies based on data from commercial aquaculture operations, applying appropriate experimental and statistical methods to account for biological variability and operational constraints.
  • Analyzing extensive biological and operational datasets and developing statistical models to identify and evaluate meaningful patterns, relationships, and opportunities for improvement.
  • Defining data requirements and independently retrieving, combining, and quality-assuring large and heterogenous data sets to build reproducible analytical workflows and reusable data pipelines, ensuring traceability and appropriate documentation throughout the process.
  • Interpreting and communicating findings to internal and external audiences, translating complex results into practical insights that support fact-based decision-making and further development.

Who we are looking for We are looking for someone with a strong quantitative and computational background who can take ownership of technically complex research problems in the context of day-to-day operations with a focus on fish welfare and behavior. You combine scientific judgement with technical discipline and are comfortable moving between exploratory research questions and the development of hands-on solutions. Most importantly, we are looking for someone who enjoys working across disciplines. You can discuss biological hypotheses with scientists, independently investigate the underlying data, and work with software engineers and customer contacts to determine how a promising research method can become a reliable functional capability.

As an ideal candidate, you have:

  • A PhD in aquaculture, biology, environmental science, or another relevant life or quantitative natural science, and preferably 3-5 years of additional relevant research and/or applied analytical experience.
  • A solid understanding of applied research methodology, experimental design, statistical modeling and result validation.
  • The ability to analyze complex longitudinal, time-series, or other observational datasets obtained under real-world operational conditions. Experience with behavioral or sensor data derived from computer vision, sonar, or other monitoring systems is an advantage.
  • Strong programming, data analysis, and statistical modelling skills using tools such as R and/or Python. Experience with Power BI is an advantage.
  • Experience with reproducible analytical workflows, data pipelines, and data quality assurance is an advantage, as is familiarity with SQL and data platforms such as Snowflake.
  • The ability to communicate scientific results and their implications clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.
  • Prior experience with aquaculture, fish biology or behavioral ecology is an advantage.
  • Fluency in English is essential. Norwegian language skills are an advantage, and we will support you in developing them.

To thrive in this role, you should be analytical, independent, curious, and professionally engaged. You enjoy getting into the details of complex problems without losing sight of practical applications and customer needs. You approach research in a structured and solution-oriented way, enjoy interdisciplinary collaboration and scientific discussion, and are motivated by the opportunity to use technology and research to contribute to improved fish welfare and the sustainable development of aquaculture.

What do we offer? With us, you will have the opportunity to explore your interests, contribute to established professional communities, and take part in pioneering work at the intersection of fish health and technology.

You will work with challenges, production data, and insights that few others in the industry have access to, while playing an active role in the development of solutions used at aquaculture sites every single day.

Our work environment is characterized by collaboration, high levels of expertise, and strong professional engagement. We also place great importance on the social aspect of work, offering activity groups, team gatherings, events, excursions, a subsidized cafeteria, and fitness opportunities, including access to our own on-site gym.

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Are you our new Research Data Scientist? Then we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. Come as you are to Team Stingray - We look forward to hearing from you! For questions about the role, please contact Martin Worm (Head of Research), +47 413 10 779 For questions about the recruitment process, please contact Mads Rismoen (Recruiter), +47 902 33 917

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