As Chief Project Officer, you will lead our complete project portfolio in the Benelux and across Europe. You will manage three direct reports and take responsibility for a multidisciplinary project organisation of approximately 15 employees across BIM, work preparation, project management, site management, automation and part of the validation activities. You will create the structure, standards and leadership needed to support continued growth.
You will get to know our customers, markets and ADAPTUS platform (our modular platform for standardised, scalable cleanroom solutions) inside out.
Your responsibilities include:
•Taking final responsibility for projects from design and execution through to delivery
•Leading, coaching and developing three direct reports and the wider multidisciplinary project organisation of approximately 15 employees
•Acting as a technical sparring partner on complex HVAC and cleanroom challenges
•Safeguarding margins, planning, quality and performance across the project portfolio
•Building and managing reliable subcontractor networks throughout Europe
•Driving standardisation and process optimisation through the ADAPTUS platform
•Translating our European ambitions into a scalable project organisation

Once you have demonstrated clear leadership, organisational impact and operational excellence, your responsibilities will expand to Chief Operating Officer.
As COO, you will take responsibility for a broader operational organisation of approximately 22 employees on the ABN payroll, complemented by an extensive network of subcontractors responsible for project execution. Your scope will include projects and service, including maintenance, validation and operational customer support. You will develop service into a profitable activity within our Cleanroom-as-a-Service strategy and connect projects and service into one seamless customer lifecycle.
The transition to Chief Operating Officer is based on demonstrated leadership, organisational impact and operational excellence. For the right candidate, this progression is expected within approximately six to eighteen months.