You will help to develop creative solutions to strategic problems and communicating these back to our clients in a way that they can readily understand and implement.
Job Title: Consultant
Company: Legacy Futures
Hours: Part or full time.3-4 days(24-32 hours) per week
Location: Home-based within the Netherlands
Salary: €3.300-€4.800 gross per month (for 40 hour week)
Start Date: March 2024
Deadline: Apply by 7th January 2024
You will report directly to our senior consultant to support the delivery of our varied consultancy, research, and training projects.
You will also work when needed closely with our UK colleagues to develop strong client projects and outstanding research to ensure projects are delivered on time, to budget and to the highest of standards.
We are seeking someone who may not necessarily have prior experience in consultancy but possesses the eagerness and mindset to grow within this field and become a core part of our team. As your experience grows, we expect that you will take on more responsibility for winning and managing new consultancy projects as well as delivering them day to day.
The role will be employed on a part-time basis, working 3-4 days (i.e. 24-36 hours) a week, with the possibility to extend this later. Ideally, we would like someone who can work flexibly across the week, but fixed hours on specific days can also be considered.
As part of a fully remote team, this role will be home-based with occasional travel to client meetings in the Netherlands and team meetings in the London. All travel expenses will be paid from your home in line with our expenses policy.
Send us an email with the subject line” [Your Name]/Consultant Application telling us a bit about yourself and explaining why you want this job.
Either attach your CV or link to a comprehensive LinkedIn profile.
Send your application to Lena.vizy@legacyfutures.com. If you have questions about this job profile please reach out to Lena Vizy (T 06 811 38 510) or Arjen van Ketel (T 06 14 44 99 50).
The closing date for the role is 7th January 2024 with shortlisting and interviews taking place in January.
Legacy Futures Group is committed to equality of opportunity, supports and encourages under-represented groups and values diversity. We would particularly welcome applications from individuals who would class themselves within these criteria.
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