Knowit is a Stockholm-based IT consultancy whose current hiring tells two stories: deep embedded telecom work (5G NR PHY layer, RAN optimization, C++ with Gerrit and Jenkins) alongside a fast-growing GenAI practice built on Azure OpenAI, Anthropic, LangGraph and LlamaIndex. Accelerating, senior-weighted engineering demand plus an AI Lead search and adoption of Snowflake and Terraform point to scaling data platform and LLM delivery capacity.
Notable leadership hires: AI Lead
Knowit is a publicly listed IT services and consulting firm headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, with 1,001–5,000 employees. It operates mainly across the Nordic countries, with additional presence in Germany and Poland. The firm combines strategy, creative and technology competences, serving sectors such as education, healthcare, public authorities, e-commerce, defense and mobility. Service areas include system development, application management, business intelligence, test and quality management, and digital transformation. Current hiring is concentrated in Norway, Poland, Sweden and Finland.
Knowit works with Python, C++, Azure, AWS, GCP, Docker and Kubernetes, plus GenAI tooling like Azure OpenAI, Anthropic, LangChain and LangGraph, and BI tools including Qlik Sense. It is adopting Snowflake, Power BI and Terraform.
Knowit is hiring in Norway, Poland, Sweden and Finland, with hiring velocity accelerating and demand weighted heavily toward senior engineering and data roles.
Projects include high-performance 5G NR PHY layer software, RAN architecture optimization, ERP implementations, AI-driven predictive analytics for a furniture client, and LLM-based application deployment.
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