As a part-time ICT Project Employee for the Dutch Government, you contribute to a reliable ICT environment within the Public Prosecution Service. You work independently and accurately while visiting various locations throughout the Netherlands.
Part-Time ICT Project Employee for the Dutch Government in Utrecht is most relevant for students who want flexible hours and a commute that fits campus life around Utrecht University and HU.
- Employer
- Start People
- Location
- Utrecht, Utrecht, Utrecht
- Pay
- €7.36-€14.71/hour
- Hours
- Not listed
- Language
- Dutch may be required
- Posted
- 28 Aug 2026
- Open until
- Not listed
As a part-time ICT project employee for the Dutch central government, you contribute to a reliable ICT environment within the Public Prosecution Service. You work independently and accurately while visiting various locations throughout the Netherlands. Using a handheld scanner, you register monitors and ensure that the inventory is recorded correctly. This is a unique opportunity to gain experience within the Dutch central government and make a direct contribution to the daily work of thousands of employees.
What you will do:
- Inventory: register monitors and ICT equipment at various locations.
- Scanning: accurately register equipment using a handheld scanner.
- Checking: verify data and ensure that everything is recorded correctly.
- Identifying: detect discrepancies and report them according to the guidelines.
- Following the schedule: work independently according to a schedule prepared in advance.
- A salary between €18,87 and €20,85 per hour, depending on your experience.
- A temporary job (32-36 hours per week) with clear working hours.
- A great deal of freedom and independence during your work.
- Varied work at Public Prosecution Service locations throughout the Netherlands.
- An informal, helpful ICT environment with short communication lines.
- Good guidance and room to ask questions and learn.
- Opportunities to gain experience within the Dutch central government.
- Travel expense reimbursement and employment conditions in accordance with collective labour agreement provisions.
- An organization committed to integrity, collaboration, and innovation.
- A working atmosphere in which collegiality and job satisfaction are important.
- A valuable addition to your CV as a starting point or next step in ICT within government.
- Work that contributes to a reliable digital environment for the Public Prosecution Service.
- At least an MBO 3 diploma and good command of the Dutch language.
- Experience working independently and accurately at different locations.
- In possession of a category B driving licence and your own transport.
- Willingness to work occasionally in the evenings or at weekends.
- Friendly and communicatively skilled when dealing with colleagues at various locations.
The Public Prosecution Service plays an important role in the investigation and prosecution of criminal offences. With integrity, collaboration and innovation as core values, we ensure a reliable ICT environment for thousands of employees every day.
At our organisation, you will work on challenging projects that have a direct impact on society. We invest in your personal and professional growth and offer a working environment where collegiality and job satisfaction are central. No two days are the same, and your contribution truly makes a difference.
Are you ready to become part of an organisation where your work matters?
Salary description€19 - €21 hourly
Good to know before applying
Part-Time ICT Project Employee for the Dutch Government at Start People can be compared with other other roles around Utrecht Central, Janskerkhof, Utrecht Science Park and the city centre. Students near Utrecht University and HU should weigh commute time, evening or weekend availability, and whether shifts fit exam periods.
- This role may require Dutch, so applicants should check the language expectations before applying.
- The listed pay starts around EUR 7.36 to EUR 14.71 per hour.
- For international students, make sure BSN, housing registration and work eligibility are clear before payroll starts.
