Working at Appear
Founded in 2004, we are a leading provider of media processing and delivery technology
Join our talented team of experts from all over the world
Headquartered in Oslo, Norway and with customers in over 100 countries, Appear provides the backbone that production companies, telcos and broadcasters rely on to make immersive live experiences possible for their viewers. With world-class products and expertise, Appear’s focus on modularity, efficiency and high quality helps customers stay ahead of competition in a market where expectations and requirements are constantly changing and evolving.
Customers, integrity, quality and talent are embedded in our core. We are driven by contributing to our customers’ success and helping them achieve their ambitions. This is always done in an honest, ethical, legal and fair way, no matter the circumstances. Our success comes from the best talents working with highly experienced and skilled teams to produce state-of-the-art technology.
If you’d like to know more about Appear, what we do, or how to become a part of the team, we’d love to hear from you!
Headquarter
Our headquarter is located at Lysaker, one of the fastest growing business hubs in Oslo. Lysaker was initially a farming community established along the Oslo fjord. With its green areas within this economic heart of the city, it is a unique working environment.
Working at Lysaker
Lysaker is a fast paced part of the capital. The business center is widening its selection of restaurants and bars to provide an attractive combination of exciting social and cultural experiences and state of the art work facilities. Our office is a 5 minute walk from CC Vest, one of Oslo’s biggest malls, which has more than 90 stores. The Lysaker area also offers a large range of services from healthcare to sport centres.
Simple accessibility:
Lysaker serves as the major transport hub in the western part of Greater Oslo. Numerous local and regional bus lines and railway lines serve Lysaker station, as well as a ferry service crossing the Oslo Fjord. Norway’s principal highway, the E18 between Oslo and Drammen, cuts through the area — as well as the main railway line from Oslo to southern and western Norway.
