Quality Advisor
About the job
- A completed university-level degree, for example in Business Administration, Business Economics, Public Administration, or a comparable field.
- At least 5 to 7 years of relevant experience in consulting, quality management, or project management.
- Strong analytical ability and the ability to quickly distinguish main issues from secondary details.
- Able to act as a trusted discussion partner, switch easily between stakeholders and organizational levels, and advise and challenge constructively.
- Takes ownership, is proactive, and can effectively manage several varied tasks simultaneously.
- Works in a structured and proactive manner and focuses on delivering concrete improvements and results.
- Motivated to continuously improve quality, risk, governance, and project performance, including through innovative and digital solutions.
- Affinity with generative AI and motivation to apply this technology actively in daily work.
- Advise and act as a point of contact and sparring partner for colleagues on Risk & Quality, compliance, and integrity matters.
- Contribute to proposals, templates, and working methods as needed.
- Develop, organize, and deliver training and presentations to strengthen professionals' knowledge and skills in Risk & Quality.
- Translate complex regulations into clear, practical, audience-focused communications and contribute relevant updates within Advisory.
- Help organize the periodic live Advisory Update by selecting topics, coordinating content with speakers, and preparing the broadcast.
- Work closely with different teams, map risks, and help determine appropriate follow-up actions.
About the company
KPMG Netherlands audits financial statements and advises businesses, public bodies and nonprofit organizations on how they operate and change. Its assurance work examines financial and other reported information, while its advisory teams work on strategy, transactions, risk, technology and sustainability. Clients buy professional services that combine specialist analysis with support for decisions, systems and organizational change. The Dutch audit and advisory practice works with local and international clients and draws on the broader KPMG network's expertise. Its Dutch roots date to an Amsterdam accounting practice opened in 1917, and it is headquartered in Amstelveen, the Netherlands.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Amstelveen, Netherlands
Founded
1917
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What believers are saying
- Learning has a budget: KPMG Netherlands' careers FAQ lists EUR 1,000 annually for education or training.
- Time off is defined: KPMG Netherlands lists 30 vacation days for full-time employees.
- Home working receives equipment: KPMG Netherlands' SAP AI manager opening includes a fully furnished home office.
What critics are saying
- Workload is a stated concern: KPMG Netherlands' December 2025 report identifies long hours and insufficient recovery as workforce impacts.
- Management includes winning work: the AI and data engineering manager role requires identifying and shaping new commercial opportunities.
- Bilingual communication is required: KPMG Netherlands' business-development adviser opening demands excellent Dutch and English, spoken and written.
What makes KPMG Netherlands unique
- Partners own the practice: all KPMG Netherlands shares sit with a cooperative of equity partners' practice companies.
- Offices mix work modes: KPMG Netherlands uses a clubhouse concept with areas for focused work and social interaction.
- Staff share in results: KPMG Netherlands includes a profit-sharing scheme in its employment package.
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