Two process technologist roles in Glimmen, focused on water treatment, process improvement and interpreting data on emerging substances. 32–40 hours a week, with a one-year temporary contract and €4,239.00–€5,877.00 gross per month for full-time work.
The role
At our client company in Glimmen, Groningen province, two roles are available in water technology. You will work on complex water-quality and treatment challenges, turning measurement data, research and process knowledge into well-founded, practical advice. You will advise on efficient operations, optimize existing installations, support system choices and design bases for future installations, and identify opportunities for innovation, sustainability and more efficient water use. The work is project-based and involves collaboration with colleagues and external experts.
One role focuses on industrial water and covers optimization, research, design choices and advice across water technology. The other combines technology work with Non-Target Screening (NTS): helping to identify unknown and emerging substances, contributing to the further development of NTS, and interpreting complex results in relation to water abstraction, water quality and drinking water production. You will connect chemical identification with toxicological information and evidence-based risk assessment.
The work covers the treatment of groundwater, surface water and industrial water, as well as wastewater treatment.
Hours and offer
- 32–40 hours per week; no shift pattern is specified.
- Temporary one-year contract, with the intention of offering a permanent contract after the first year.
- €4,239.00–€5,877.00 gross per month for full-time employment.
- A structured onboarding programme with a dedicated buddy, training and career-development opportunities, and extra annual leave hours that do not expire.
What you bring
- A completed hbo- or wo-level degree, preferably in chemical technology, analytical chemistry, process technology, environmental technology, health sciences, toxicology, environmental sciences, data science or another relevant water-related discipline.
- An affinity with water technology, water treatment or advanced chemical analytical techniques.
- For the NTS-focused role: an affinity with large datasets, substance-identification questions, toxicological interpretation and risk assessment. Experience with NTS, mass spectrometry or data analysis is an advantage.
- Strong analytical skills and the ability to turn complex, uncertain information into clear advice.
- A forward-looking, critical mindset. You collaborate proactively and share your expertise.
- A good command of Dutch, both spoken and written.
- The ability to provide a Dutch Certificate of Conduct (VOG).