Expert levels

The Industry Expert can identify national and international trends and developments in the relevant industries at an early stage and can combine and develop these to create an integrated picture of the future. This expert works closely with other stakeholders.

He/she transcends the operational level, delivers services that have never been delivered before, bears responsibility for the actions he/she takes, shows guts and self-confidence and has an extensive portfolio of experiences.

He/she breaks entrenched habits to show that things can be done differently to raise companies to the next level. He/she develops ideas for the future, positions them in a broader context and places them in a long-term perspective.

This expert recognises the consequences of change processes for the entire organisation, the people, the work processes and the relationships in the industry.

• Bachelor- and master-equivalent professional and intellectual ability in architecture, architectural engineering, mechanical engineering, engineering or related industries;
• The Industry Expert is a senior consultant in the field of automation and digitalisation;
• This expert has extensive experience in one of the following industries: mechanical engineering, construction, automotive and transport, governments, oil and gas, civil infrastructure, etc.
• Possible job titles for an industry expert are: senior business consultant, solution architect, enterprise architect, program manager, industry expert manufacturing

Competences: daring, external awareness, independent, organisation sensitivity, vision

The Domain Expert is the designated person for issues within a specific knowledge domain. He/she identifies possible causes of problems, creates opportunities, recognises important information, searches for relevant data, supports workflows and contributes to the development of the solution.

The Domain Expert conceives new ideas that others (first) think are impossible to implement, can cooperate with external parties based on mutual interest, possesses the required expertise and exudes professionalism. This expert demonstrates interest in his/her domain and keeps this knowledge up-to-date.

• Autodesk Certified Professional or Autodesk certified instructor and bachelor-equivalent professional and intellectual ability in architecture, architectural engineering, mechanical engineering, engineering or related industries;
• The Domain Expert offers extensive Autodesk knowledge within a specific knowledge domain;
• Ensures optimal use of Autodesk software within your process structure;
• Maintains knowledge of future trends.
• Possible job titles for a domain expert are: BIM modeller/coordinator, piping consultant, document en datamanagement specialist, CAM consultant, FEA consultant, generative design & engineering consultant, CAD automation specialist.

Competences: creativity, networking skills, presentation skills, problem analysis, subject-oriented

The Creating Expert looks further than the most obvious solution. This expert reshuffles ideas and data to come up with an innovative idea, alternative approach or unconventional solution.

The Creating Expert exhaustively and meticulously works out ideas to draft an effective plan of action with attention to detail. This expert identifies quality-improving opportunities, is critical - also of his/her own work, explains complex subjects in clear terms that others can follow easily and can translate abstract information into concrete examples.

The Creating Expert identifies priorities, takes the initiative to create new opportunities, is enthusiastic about his/her profession and demonstrates craftmanship.

• The Creating Expert is a technical engineer who creates high-quality CAD models;
• Provides support from concept to detailing, in the desired digital end formats;
• Autodesk Certified Professional;
• Possible job titles for a creating expert: builder, modeller, mechanical engineer, ontwerper. 

Competences: creativity, oral skills, subject-oriented, quality-oriented, attention to detail.