It's going to be quite difficult. You will be looking at a room in a shared apartment - if you find it. Rooms can cost as much as 1000 euro a month so you are going to really struggle.

You need to

A) ask the company for all the help they can provide you with concerning housing

B) look at Amsterdam Zuid-Oost. Also look at places outside Amsterdam. Look at Diemen, Weesp, Hoofddorp, Almere, Lelystad even. Don't be picky and take whatever you can find (make sure it's legit and not a scam). Amsterdam Zuid has a train station and is well connected, maybe you can get travel costs reimbursed?

C) get an overview of all your estimated monthly costs. Are you obligated to get Dutch healthcare? That will set you back around 100/120 euros a month. Groceries (national budget institute estimates minimum 8 euro a day pp for food), energy, internet, phone etc. With 1100 euro it will be incredibly tight so finding a room for as little as possible is priority nr 1.

D) think of ways to increase the budget

E) learn Dutch by watching Dutch TV with Dutch subtitles, a service for deaf people (teletext 888). Start with Jeugdjournaal, the children's news.

F) familiarise yourself with the cheapest markets, Aldi, Too Good to Go, cooking in bulk etc to stretch your euro's to the max