Vacancies
Multidisciplinary and pioneering projects
Our approach is characterized by a multidisciplinary project approach. We have seven locations in the Netherlands and are active in a total of eleven countries. Our advisory services cover the entire process from feasibility study, design and engineering, specification preparation to construction supervision and project management. For example, we contribute to the Oosterweelverbinding in Antwerp, Ring Utrecht and Room for the River projects. We are also active abroad with projects such as the Jakarta Master Plan and drinking water projects in Africa.
Currently, Witteveen+Bos is offering the following vacancies!
Slim en voorspellend onderhoud via Kunstmatige intelligentie
Depending on study, skills, and interest, FMF students regularly join us, for example as software engineer or data scientists. Our development teams develop everything themselves. From our website, to our warehouse system, to the development of our own ID verification software Verifai. Our data scientists improve and automate business processes, by doing in-depth research. Think of new methods and ways of working, for procurement and sales processes, among others, which put them at the forefront of new features and insights. The Data Driven Marketing team is fully focused on our search engine advertising, and they ensure that we get the best result from our advertising budget. Finally, the Data Driven Development team ensures that all of these efforts are converted into actual applications and features that process large amounts of data every day. Do you want to celebrate successes together in a team, and would you like to develop yourself? If so, take a look at our vacancy page! From flexible to study-related jobs, internships, traineeships, and challenging entry-level jobs within nearly every field: you can find it directly next to the Grote Markt.
Master thesis opportunities at the Fraunhofer Institute in Freiburg
Are you interested in doing your Master thesis in Germany? The Fraunhofer Institute in Freiburg is offering the following projects:
Master's thesis in the field of quantum sensor technology
Master Thesis: Diamond Hetero-Integration in Quantum Technologies
Master students working at Fraunhofer Institutes, Helmholtz Institutes and Max Planck Institutes for their final project are paid, typically the minimum wage of 12,82 Euro brutto per hour (which for the typical full time job of 40 h/week sums up to a salary of 2256,32 Euro for September 2025). If you would rather do a theoretical project than an experimental one, please contact Dr Janina Schindler at janina.schindler@iaf.fraunhofer.de for information.
3D modeling job for Wadden Sea World Heritage Center (WEC)
The iconic Sealcentre in Pieterburen (Zeehondencentrum Pieterburen) is currently being relocated to the Lauwersoog harbour. The new location, called the WEC (Wadden Sea World Heritage Center) is going to be more than a seal rehabilitation centre: it will be a workplace for the entire Wadden Sea, where visitors can learn about this extraordinary region and where scientists come together to cooperate on Wadden Sea research. The centre will be opened on April the 25th of this year.
For the main exhibit in the WEC, called the Experience, we are looking for someone to make 3D models of seven predetermined Wadden Sea creatures. These seven creatures (six animals and one alga) take centre stage in one area of the Experience, where they will tell their own story and explain why the Wadden Sea is important to them. We want to feature them with realistic 3D-printed models, and are therefore looking for someone who can model them. There is a possibility for some financial compensation. Though it would of course be ideal if we could have the models before April the 25th, that's not a hard deadline and the details of the agreement are open for discussion.
Are you interested? Please contact me at janke.prins@ontdekwec.nl
Internship Opportunity - High-Energy #Li-ion Battery Fabrication and Characterization
The Nanomaterials and Nanostructured Materials Team at the MONARIS Laboratory (Sorbonne University) is offering a 5-month internship starting February 1, 2025, focusing on the fabrication and characterization of high-energy Li-ion batteries. The project will explore the parameters influencing Li-ion transfer and storage mechanisms in 2D materials.
What you’ll do: As an intern, you’ll:
Contribute to the fabrication and characterization of battery cells using materials developed by the team. Perform advanced physicochemical characterizations, including: Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), Raman Spectroscopy, X-ray Diffraction (XRD). What you’ll learn: The principles behind Li-ion battery structure and functionality, The properties of 2D materials, Comparative analysis of ion and electron transfer in 2D vs. 3D structures, The impact of surface functionalization on transfer processes. You’ll also work closely with a multidisciplinary team, including a PhD student involved in synthesizing advanced 2D material structures.
Who we’re looking for: A Master’s student (or equivalent) in materials science, chemistry, or physics with a keen interest in batteries and 2D materials.
How to apply: Send your CV to imad.arfaoui@sorbonne-universite.fr.