WO
Fulltime
(40 hrs)
Nijmegen /Den Haag
About this position
The Netherlands is synonymous with logistics and is in full swing due to transition. There are challenging issues, such as our ports, intermodal services, terminals, and hubs for zero emission. We are working on the social underpinning of major interventions in our infrastructure, which are necessary for a robust future perspective. Does this sound exciting to you? Come join us and let’s work on this together!Do you have a question about this vacancy?
Elise Gerritsen
MT Member / HR / Partner
What are you going to do?
You will research and advise on important issues related to freight transport and infrastructure together with the team on behalf of governments or public and private partnerships.
What are we looking for at BCI?
- An advanced and academic level of comprehension and capability in combination with excellent analytical skills
- A degree in planning, geography, real estate, or (spatial) economics
- A flexible and enthusiastic attitude
- Strict requirement for this opening is fluent spoken and written Dutch language proficiency
Additional Experience (Strong Advantage for Applicants)
- Experience with themes such as urban distribution, the development of ports, transport modes, and/or corridor studies
- Experience with research and decision-making processes surrounding major infrastructure projects (such as the cross-river connection at Rotterdam, the spatial expansion of Schiphol, or the realization of the North-South Line)
What can we offer you?
- An inspiring and challenging work environment with very diverse teams that work from the offices in The Hague and Nijmegen
- The Buck Academy for a comprehensive training program that strengthens your skills as a professional and develops your personal leadership
- Excellent primary and secondary employment benefits
- The opportunity to make a difference in important Dutch issues in the field of freight transport and infrastructure as well as the opportunity to build a strong network in the Dutch public sector