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Lars Krangnes, Odd Sverre Østlie and Atle Gerhardsen are recruiting new heads to grow.

"Cautus Geo is hiring and recruiting - we want to deliver more and better solutions to more customers," says Odd Sverre Østlie. 

9. February 2022

Written by Rino Andersen

A product manager has joined the company in a newly created position. The CFO is now being recruited and positions have been advertised in the geosciences and automation sectors for the fast-growing company.

Cautus Geo has just acquired the PE company Equip as its new majority shareholder. Turnover is 50 million. The ambition is to grow a lot. Growth will come organically and through acquisitions in Norway and internationally.

- We mean business. We are now strengthening the team. We'll be recruiting a CFO and are looking for new heads to strengthen us in the geosciences with automatic monitoring and in automation with electrical expertise," says Østlie.

He took over the management of one of Europe's leading technology companies in automatic monitoring of structures, land, water, climate and the environment at the turn of the year. The company has developed a wide range of different sensor technologies and a proprietary web solution, Cautus Web, for collecting, processing, analysing and alerting data from various sources.

- "We're currently developing several different measurement systems and leading a number of large and exciting development projects where we offer solutions to an international market. Now we need more dedicated and good minds to keep the pace high in the future," says Østlie.

Cautus Geo has a history dating back to 2009 and consists of people with broad professional expertise in several different fields. The entrepreneurial spirit is strong in the company with a unique professional environment in software, hardware and geotechnics.

- We're looking for talented people who want to help build a company that makes a real difference to safety, climate and the environment," says Østlie.