Sustainability and Circularity Advisor
Do you want to make sustainability and circularity concrete in area developments, infrastructure, and civil engineering projects?
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A completed HBO (higher professional education) or WO (university) degree in a relevant field, such as environmental science, (technical) physics, technical urban planning, chemical technology, or similar;
0 to 3 years of relevant work experience as an advisor, consultant, environmental advisor, technical specialist, or permit issuer;
Interest in modeling, data analysis, and GIS;
You can translate research results into clear and understandable advice, both orally and in writing;
You have spatial insight and an interest in the laws and regulations surrounding the environment and spatial development;
You enjoy working together, are curious, and want to continue developing yourself.
As an air quality and noise advisor, you will work on environmental issues surrounding air quality, nitrogen deposition, and noise. You will translate research and analyses into clear advice for governments and companies. In this way, you contribute to a healthy living environment and sustainable developments.
As an Air and Quality Advisor, you will work on diverse environmental issues within spatial developments, infrastructure, and permitting. You will conduct environmental technical investigations, collect and analyze data, and perform calculations and modeling. You will translate the results into clear reports and advice for governments and companies.
For example, you will work on studies regarding air quality, nitrogen deposition, and noise. In doing so, you will use models and programs such as AERIUS, Geomilieu, and GIS. You will test the results against current laws and regulations and contribute ideas for solutions and measures. Additionally, you will work closely with experienced advisors and specialists. This allows you to learn more and more about the field, develop your advisory skills, and grow into an independent advisor who helps clients with complex environmental issues.
Conducting investigations in the field of air quality, noise, and nitrogen deposition;
working with programs such as AERIUS, Geomilieu, and GIS;
Interpreting and testing research results;
Preparing reports, memos, and advice;
Discussing results with clients, governments, and colleagues;
Contributing ideas for solutions and measures.
We believe finding a good start is important. That is why at Antea Group, you will follow a 100-day onboarding program. On your first working day, you will be welcomed by HR and colleagues from various teams, along with other new colleagues. You will get to know our organization, way of working, and culture, and discover how we work together on beautiful projects.
During your initial period, you will follow e-learnings, introductory sessions, and knowledge sessions, and you will be guided by an experienced colleague. This colleague will be your point of contact, helping you find your way within the organization and supporting your development. After approximately 100 days, you will conclude the program with a joint return day with the other starters.
There are also plenty of opportunities to get to know colleagues outside of work. Through our staff association and youth association, we regularly organize activities and networking meetings. This allows you to quickly build a valuable network and feel at home within Antea Group.
You will become part of the Air & Noise advisory group. Here, you will work together with junior, medior, and senior advisors, each bringing their own expertise. You will also regularly work with colleagues from other fields, such as environment, permits, spatial development, and infrastructure. Additionally, you will have a lot of contact with clients, municipalities, and other governments. As a result, you will learn not only how to conduct good research, but also how to translate research results into advice that a client can actually move forward with.