Geodata Advisor

You collect, analyze, and advise on spatial data to support projects and policymaking.

As a geodata advisor, you will work for governments (municipalities, provinces, water boards, and Rijkswaterstaat) and private enterprises. These clients are rapidly developing in the areas of data, information, and working with basic registries, as well as the implementation of the Environment Act. The questions you receive vary depending on the client's starting point. One client may need strategic advice to keep basic registries up to date or to improve their data and information management. Another client may be looking for someone to prepare their organization—both in terms of knowledge and process—for working with basic registries, for example, by giving persuasive presentations and workshops. Additionally, you will provide process and organizational advice. Whatever the starting point, with your knowledge of basic registries, data quality, and information processes, you make the difference. In short, as a geodata advisor, you are a technical expert and a connector between different disciplines, ensuring high-quality data and innovative solutions.

• Working with basic registries such as BAG, BGT, WOZ, and BRO;

• Analyzing data, information flows, and work processes;

• Developing and delivering workshops on basic registries;

• Applying new insights regarding basic registries and systemic agreements;

• Delving into the content while simultaneously organizing the work itself;

• Maintaining and, where necessary, building your network.

You will work closely with your colleagues from the Digital Space advisory group. A driven group of specialists focusing on the development of methodologies, knowledge, and tooling for collecting, processing, managing, and releasing data. Additionally, you will work closely with internal and external clients in the projects you undertake. At home, at our office, and at the client's location.

• Five years of relevant work experience with basic registries such as BAG, BGT, WOZ, and BRO;

• Knowledge of national developments and systemic agreements;

• Experience in writing data visions and policy plans;

• Strong organizational skills and the ability to handle time pressure and hourly budgets.