FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of the Grants Expert focus Netherlands?
The main responsibilities include researching grant opportunities, proposal development, budget management, grant administration, collaboration and communication with project teams, evaluation and reporting, compliance and risk management, relationship building, and overseeing projects related to decarbonisation technologies.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates must have a university degree in law, economics, or political science, along with several years of experience in funding management and a strong understanding of relevant regulations and policies.
Is experience in the energy sector necessary for this role?
While not strictly required, a solid understanding of energy markets and a commercial understanding is preferred for this position.
How important is networking for this role?
Having an existing network in the field of funding is preferred, as it can enhance opportunities for funding and collaboration.
What personal qualities are desirable for the Grants Expert role?
An integrative and pragmatic personality, strong stakeholder management abilities, precise working methods, analytical skills, intercultural competence, and the ability to connect with and motivate others under tight deadlines are all desirable traits.
Are there language requirements for this position?
Yes, professional command of English and Dutch is required, with knowledge of another language from a Uniper core country being beneficial.
What tools or software should the Grants Expert be proficient in?
Excellent skills in MS Office 365 applications are required for this position.
How does the role involve collaboration with other teams?
The Grants Expert will work closely with various project teams, including New Green Power and Gas Area, Finance, Corporate Communication, Governmental Relations, and ESG, Tax, and Risk teams to gather information and coordinate activities.
What types of projects will the Grants Expert be involved in?
The role focuses on projects related to hydrogen and hydrogen derivatives, green energy imports, decarbonisation of conventional power generation, battery storage, and developing technologies for decarbonising the energy industry, excluding renewable energies.
What does the evaluation and reporting responsibility involve?
This involves monitoring project progress, collecting data, and preparing reports to demonstrate outcomes and impact to grantors.