BRP Specialist

• Prepare, guide, and process the results of the annual BRP self-evaluation.
• Closely monitor developments in the BRP field and translate them into processes and procedures.
• Serve as a point of contact for colleagues and identify where policy adjustments may be needed.
• Provide substantive explanations in objection and appeal cases.
• Represent the board before the objection committee and in court.
• Perform both structural and ad-hoc quality controls on the BRP.
• Process and correct complex mutations.
• Issue decisions, including ex officio intentions to change personal data based on the BRP Act.
• Represent the board in negative decisions based on this act.
• Daily control of message traffic.
• Actively participate in combating identity and document fraud.
• Maintain frequent contact with external parties such as a ministry, immigration service, and embassies.

What they ask

• HBO (higher professional education) work and thinking level.
• Knowledge and experience in the BRP field.
• Demonstrable work experience within Civil Affairs.
• Accurate, analytical, and proactive.
• Thorough knowledge of the BRP Act and the ability to clearly explain complex matters.
• Strong communication skills, both in collaboration and in coaching colleagues.
• Customer-oriented and effective in dealing with external partners and internal departments.