Project/Process Manager Spatial Development
Project and process manager for spatial development who organizes collaboration and process monitoring.
Minimum higher professional education, five years of experience, knowledge of civil engineering and digitalization, Dutch C1.
Working in Leeuwarden within a multidisciplinary team for public space and area development.
Description
In Leeuwarden, you work on challenges in the public space where technology, mobility, urban planning, and area development converge. As a project and process manager, you ensure that the right people collaborate at the right time and that projects and processes move forward. You are given the opportunity to further develop your skills in integrated project management, process facilitation, and digitalization, working with a broad group of specialists.
Job requirements
- Completed higher professional education.
- At least 5 years of work experience as a project and process manager.
- Strong communication skills; turning resistance into constructive dialogue.
- Familiarity with civil engineering, urban planning, and area development.
- Knowledge of and experience with digitalization and AI.
- Fully proficient in Dutch, minimum C1 level (oral and written).
Tasks
- Ensuring that the right people collaborate at the right time and that projects and processes move forward.
- Organizing collaboration and creating an overview of projects and processes.
- Monitoring, optimizing, and improving processes.
- Managing for concrete project results within the agreed time, scope, and budget.
- Monitoring dependencies, connecting interests, and preparing choices.
- Act as a sparring partner and provide direction without taking over the work of specialists.
- Deploying digitalization and AI where this organizes processes, information, and collaboration more intelligently.
- Supporting advice and decision-making in projects ranging from rural to urban challenges.
Working conditions
- Working on challenging projects with social impact.
- Modern, hybrid work environment with plenty of direction, freedom and responsibility.
- Extensive development opportunities through the Sweco Academy and access to our own AI environment, SwecoGPT.
- Close-knit team and a lot of support and trust from the organization.
- Leadership in employment conditions, sustainability and digitalization.
- 32 days of vacation, home-working allowance, holiday pay, and a circular home-working space.
- An exceptionally good pension plan.
- Freedom of choice in travel themes, with the encouragement of sustainable and active travel choices.
- Access to a vitality program focused on lifestyle and sports.
Description of the organization
Working at Sweco means being part of the largest network of architects and engineers in Europe, with around 24.000 colleagues. From Leeuwarden, you will work on spatial development and public space issues within a team where disciplines such as spatial planning, mobility, civil engineering, and urban planning converge. The combination of international expertise and local involvement enables integrated solutions.
Sweco is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and had revenue of approximately 32 billion Swedish krona in 2025.