As a structural engineer, you too can play your part in the energy transition! Do you enjoy working with customers, have a strong technical background, and are you a decisive decision-maker? Then we’re looking for you! This is a position for at least 32 hours per week in the Gooi and Flevopolder region. You’ll help make the grid even more professional at Alliander.

The energy transition cannot happen without you as a Civil Engineer.
As a civil engineer, you will work closely with (internal) clients and serve as the main point of contact for various stakeholders during the planning and implementation phases.

Within these projects, you will serve as an expert advisor for the new construction and renovation of critical electrical and gas rooms (for both clients and our own facilities). Your responsibilities will span the entire project cycle, from initial consultation through to completion. We are building the energy grid of the future for everyone, together with everyone. And as a structural engineer, you will play a key role in this effort. Your responsibilities will include:

• • Intake meetings: preliminary consultations with the client (or the client’s general contractor) to address technical questions regarding the building and provide advice on the space required for electrical and mechanical systems.
  • On-site inspection work for new construction and renovation projects.
  • Designing structural enclosures for electrical and gas utility rooms in AutoCAD.
  • Reviewing designs and structures and providing architectural advice.
  • Requesting and evaluating the content of bids: advising members of the Construction teams on pricing for structural modifications.
  • The final inspection of the client's and our own spaces.

You complete the grid at Alliander 

Did you know that Alliander is made up of various companies that work together to build a reliable and future-proof energy grid? With a large team of professionals, we develop and manage the energy grid for millions of residents and businesses in the Netherlands. Everything we do, we do with an eye toward the people who count on us: our customers. And thanks to our talents, we have complete confidence in the energy future of the Netherlands. Together with you, we’re making the energy transition possible, for and with our customers. And you’ll be doing that at our business unit, Liander. Here, you’ll share responsibility for managing and maintaining energy grids, such as electricity and gas. This is how we supply energy to households, businesses, and other customers.

You can only think and act big if you have enough energy. And the right work environment gives you that. The department is made up of knowledgeable and helpful colleagues. 

You just make it more energetic

Building an organization that’s ready for the future. You do this by drawing on your own strengths and talents. And you can do it here with us. Can you contribute to this with your critical perspective? And can you also bring the following to the table:   

• a completed degree in architecture at the MBO level (level 4) or higher;
• at least three years of relevant work experience in a similar position;
• qualifications related to safety aspects required for the performance of your job (VCA, BEI, VIAG, etc.), or a willingness to obtain them;
• You have a customer-focused mindset and the ability to present your recommendations in a reliable and constructive manner;
• you have a driver's license;

Architect

As a structural engineer, you too can play your part in the energy transition! Do you enjoy working with customers, have a strong technical background, and are you a decisive decision-maker? Then we’re looking for you! This is a position for a minimum of 32 hours per week in the Gooi & Flevopolder region. In addition, you’re willing to actively support colleagues in other regions when needed. You’ll help make the grid even more professional at Alliander.

The energy transition is impossible without you as an architect.

Helping to build the energy grid of the future. That’s what you’ll be doing as a Civil Engineer.

As a structural engineer, you will work closely with (internal) clients and serve as the primary point of contact for the various parties involved during the planning and execution phases.

You will provide advice on new construction and renovation projects involving electrical and gas systems (both customer areas and internal spaces). In doing so, you will closely monitor compliance with applicable building, safety, and quality standards. You will collaborate on projects with the project managers and engineers from the Construction teams. You will negotiate with clients, government agencies, and project developers regarding the work to be performed to ensure that the tasks are completed on time, safely, and by the right people. From the initial intake through to completion/structural handover, you play a key (structural) role in the projects.
In doing so, you contribute to the availability and sustainability of the energy network, ensuring that customers have and maintain uninterrupted access to it.

And you are going to do that at our business unit Liander. Here you will be jointly responsible for the management and maintenance of energy networks such as electricity and gas. We supply energy to households, businesses and other customers.  

You can only think and act big if you have enough energy. And the right work environment gives you that. The department is made up of knowledgeable and helpful colleagues. 

Examples of tasks in the various phases include:

• • Intake: preliminary consultation with the client (or the client’s general contractor) to address technical questions regarding the building and provide advice on the space required for electrical and mechanical systems.
  • On-site inspection work for new construction and renovation projects.
  • Designing structural enclosures for electrical and gas utility rooms in AutoCAD.
  • Reviewing designs and structures and providing architectural advice.
  • Reviewing and evaluating the content of bids: advising members of the Construction teams on pricing for structural modifications.
  • The final inspection of the client's and our own spaces.

You just make it more energetic

Building an organization that’s ready for the future. You do this by drawing on your own strengths and talents. And you can do it here with us. Can you contribute to this with your critical perspective? And can you also bring the following to the table:   

• • A completed degree in architecture at the MBO+ level (Level 4) or higher;
  • At least three to five years of relevant work experience in a similar position;
  • Qualifications related to safety aspects required for the performance of your job (VCA, BEI, VIAG, etc.) or a willingness to obtain them;
  • You have a customer-focused mindset and the ability to present your recommendations in a reliable and constructive manner;
  • Do you have a driver's license?