Subsidy Advisor

Are you analytically strong, do you write easily, and do you enjoy helping entrepreneurs advance their plans? For an organization that supports companies with subsidies and innovation, we are looking for a Medior Subsidy Advisor for 32 hours per week.

In this role, you will independently guide various client projects. You'll delve into projects, innovations, and business plans and translate these into convincing subsidy applications. In doing so, you are not only a writer but also an advisor and sparring partner for the client.

What will you do?

You are responsible for your own projects, from initial inventory to submission. Your tasks include:

• analyzing client projects and assessing which subsidy opportunities are suitable;
• conducting conversations with entrepreneurs about their plans and ambitions;
• drafting and substantiating subsidy applications;
• translating technical or substantive information into a clear and convincing story;
• planning and monitoring actions, progress, and deadlines;
• actively informing clients about the status of their application;
• collaborating with fellow advisors and project support;
• identifying new opportunities and possible follow-up projects with clients.

You work on multiple files simultaneously and know how to set priorities well.

What do you bring?

You are independent, substantively curious, and work accurately. You enjoy unraveling complex information but also keep an eye on planning and results.

Additionally, you have

• HBO/WO working and thinking level;
• preferably a degree in ICT, business administration, economics, or a comparable field;
• experience writing plans, applications, or substantive advice;
• experience with client contact, preferably with entrepreneurs;
• affinity with innovation, technology, and business operations;
• the ability to work in a structured and project-based manner.

Knowledge of subsidy schemes such as WBSO, MIT, or SLIM is a clear advantage.

Does this suit you?

Do you enjoy combining content, advice, and client contact? And do you get energy from a well-substantiated application that goes out on time? Then we would love to hear from you. Brum en Keizer. Work that fits, people who fit.

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