Senior EAM Consultant

IT Works Recruitment Europe; Rotterdam, Den Haag; Hybrid; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading recruitment agency is seeking a Senior EAM Consultant to join an ongoing offshore industry project in the Netherlands. This role offers a flexible working model, allowing for a mix of remote and on-site work. The ideal candidate will bring experience in Enterprise Asset Management and the ability to manage stakeholders effectively. The contract lasts until the end of 2025, starting ASAP.

Qualifications

• Proven experience as an EAM Consultant, ideally with IFS Cloud.
• Strong knowledge of Enterprise Asset Management processes.
• Experience in asset-heavy industries highly advantageous.
• Ability to integrate into an ongoing implementation project.

Responsibilities

• Integrate smoothly into an ongoing implementation project.
• Deliver impact in a critical industry sector.

Skills

EAM Consultant experience

Enterprise Asset Management processes

Stakeholder management skills

Communication skills

Tools

IFS Cloud

Job description

Position and Details

• Position: Senior EAM Consultant
• Location: West, Netherlands (2 days on-site required)
• Workload: 2–4 days per week
• Languages: Dutch or English
• Start Date: ASAP
• Duration: Until end of 2025 (initial contract to year-end)

Key Requirements

• Proven experience as an EAM Consultant, ideally with IFS Cloud.
• Strong knowledge of Enterprise Asset Management processes.
• Experience within asset-heavy industries (offshore, energy, utilities, or similar is highly advantageous).
• Ability to integrate smoothly into an ongoing implementation project.
• Clear communication and stakeholder management skills.

Why This Role?

• Join a Offshore industry project already in motion.
• Flexible working model (mix of remote and on-site).
• Opportunity to deliver impact in a critical industry sector.

Seniority level

• Mid-Senior level

Employment type

• Contract

Job function

• Information Technology

Industries

• Information Services