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Geologist Alexandra Emhjellen has been appointed to a newly created position as project engineer.

Alexandra Emhjellen (26) is employed in a newly created position as project engineer and geologist.

21. May 2022

Written by Rino Andersen

Alexandra Emhjellen (26) is strengthening Cautus Geo. She is employed in a newly created position as a project engineer and geologist in geodetic monitoring. 

- We are growing and expanding. Alexandra brings fresh and new expertise," says COO Atle Gerhardsen.

He welcomed Alexandra at Easter - "She is a valuable addition to our organisation. We are very happy to have recruited her," says Gerhardsen.

- "Cautus Geo is a unique technology company that specialises in automatic monitoring of stability and deformation, among other things. "It's central to the geosciences and very exciting to work with," says Alexandra.

Management

Cautus Geo is one of Europe's leading technology companies in automatic monitoring of structures, land, water, climate and the environment. The company has developed a wide range of sensor technology and a proprietary web solution, Cautus Web, for automatic and continuous collection, processing, analysis and notification based on data from various sources.

In 2021, the company acquired the PE fund Equip as an owner. The goal is to grow the company tenfold. This will be achieved through organic growth and the acquisition of companies in Europe and beyond.

Fresh master

Alexandra has a master's degree in geohazards and geomechanics from the University of Oslo and work experience as a student assistant at the University of Oslo specialising in processing InSAR data.

At Cautus Geo, she will take up a newly created position as project engineer/geologist in the geotechnical and geodetic monitoring department.

- "Here I have a varied working day with assignments in the field and work in the office. It makes for exciting working days," says Alexandra.