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Van Leer Foundation in The Hague, The Netherlands, seeks a Junior ICT Officer to support the Foundation’s information systems and user needs. You will handle first-line ICT helpdesk tasks, coordinate with vendors, assist with infrastructure improvements, and explore AI-enabled tools to boost efficiency in a small organisation.
The role requires 1–2 years in ICT support, an MBO-level ICT qualification, and strong English-language skills; Dutch or other languages are a plus.
Based in: The Hague, The Netherlands; 3 days in office
Salary range: Korn Ferry Level 11 (2,745-3,761 EUR gross monthly based on full-time)
For full job description please visit our website: https://vanleerfoundation.org/job/junior-ict-officer/
The Junior ICT Officer supports the smooth operation of the Foundation’s information systems. This role focuses on first-line support, coordination with ICT vendors, and assisting with the implementation of technology and infrastructure improvements. Curiosity about artificial intelligence, including how AI can strengthen efficiency in small organisations, is considered a strong asset.
Applications from outside the EU or without a valid existing work permit for The Netherlands will not be considered.
The Foundation aims to contribute to inclusive societies where all children and communities can flourish. We do this by bringing people together with different perspectives and supporting them to achieve large-scale impact. Our work covers three main activities:
Giving all children a good start in life sets the foundation for inclusive societies. Through our flagship programme on early childhood development, we work globally to improve the wellbeing of babies, toddlers, and their caregivers. We provide investment and knowledge to help leaders develop and scale effective policies and services.
We believe the human sciences and the arts are powerful tools to promote inclusive societies because they can help make space for divergent views and mutual understanding. This underpins our support for the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute and Jerusalem Film Center. We support both through recurring annual grants.
We rely on our endowment to finance our philanthropic activities and do not raise funds. The endowment invests in a highly diversified portfolio of public market equity and debt and has a substantial allocation to private equity. The full portfolio is screened to meet ESG criteria. We also have an allocation for mission-related investments (MRI) through which we invest in funds aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals closest to our work on early childhood development.
consists of 40+ professionals representing more than 20 nationalities. We have offices in Brazil, India, Israel, Jordan, Senegal and The Netherlands. The team has a wide array of expertise including in early childhood development, urban planning, effective philanthropy, public policy, executive education, monitoring and evaluation, advocacy, strategic communications, impact investing and financial management.