ONIO
Energy-harvesting wireless microcontrollers for IoT and smart-device manufacturers
Highlights
- Hiring2 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-29
About ONIO
ONiO develops ONiO.zero, a wireless microcontroller designed to operate using harvested ambient energy or batteries. The chip integrates radio, MCU, memory and power management and is based on a custom RISC-V core.
Its technology is intended for IoT, smart-home, smart-textile and other electronic product designers seeking battery-free operation or longer battery life. ONiO sells components for integration into customer products.
ONiO AS was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Oslo. The company lists job openings in Oslo and Trondheim, including a Field Application Engineer role.
Product: ONiO.zero, a wireless, ultra-low-power microcontroller that supports energy harvesting and battery operation.
Jobs at ONIO (2)
ONIO is hiring for 2 roles, mostly in engineering, based in Oslo and Trondheim.
Open Application
New on EvolcField Application Engineer
New on Evolc
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Leadership
- Kjetil Meisal · CEOSource: company website
- Runar Finanger · CMOSource: company website
- Vemund Bakken · CTOSource: company website
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