Hiring AI engineers for public and private clients
Bouvet appears to be expanding its AI engineering capabilities, focusing on generative AI, autonomous agents and modern data platforms for public‑ and private‑sector clients.
Public signals include job postings for data and AI engineers in Stavanger, a recent municipal framework agreement for AI work, and a series of statements describing a shift toward structured, agent‑based AI and Copilot platforms.
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Bouvet posted a job seeking an experienced Data Engineer in Stavanger for modern data platforms, pipelines, data models and analytics, referencing Microsoft Fabric, Databricks, cloud technology, AI and analysis projects for public and private customers.
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Bouvet described how AI agents are moving from chat and simple prompts to systems that can use structured content and perform multiple tasks autonomously, with CMS and digital customer experience as new use cases.
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Sandefjord municipality sent an award letter to Bouvet for a framework agreement on smaller AI assignments.
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Bouvet advertised positions for AI Engineers in Stavanger to build and operate practical AI and ML solutions for private and public customers, working on generative AI, agents, RAG, data platforms and MLOps.
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Bouvet highlighted AI in the public sector as a learning, competence and change journey across organizations, aligning with a broader advisory offering around governed AI adoption rather than just technical implementation.
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Bouvet argued that Copilot is becoming an application platform where enterprises can build apps, agents and workflows while IT retains control, fitting a model where Bouvet delivers technology, development and governance around generative AI.