Bioclimatic Engineer – London

AKT II; London; Hybrid; GBP 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading consultancy in the AEC industry is seeking a Bioclimatic Engineer – Air Quality Specialist in London. The role involves leading air quality services, conducting data analysis, and project management. Candidates with a degree in relevant engineering fields and strong communication skills are encouraged to apply and develop professionally within a hybrid-working environment.

Qualifications

• Strong communication and report-writing skills.
• Ability to collaborate within interdisciplinary design teams.
• Understanding of sustainability certifications like LEED, WELL, BREEAM.

Responsibilities

• Lead Air Quality services focusing on dispersion modelling.
• Design and implement air quality monitoring plans.
• Manage projects within budget and scope.

Skills

Communication

Collaboration

Data analysis

Project management

Education

Degree in Environmental Engineering, Building Physics, or related field

Tools

ADMS

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

Job description

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AKT II is a progressive design-led AEC consultancy which, over recent years, has been recognised as one of the most successful cutting-edge practices in its field, collaborating with architects, developers and contractors both in the UK and internationally. AKT II was formed in 1996 and since then has grown to 350 people, while building a reputation for award-winning innovation, creativity and delivery.

For more information on AKT II please refer to our website – .

Role – Bioclimatic Engineer

AKT II’s Bioclimatic Team offers a diverse range of services that support climate-responsive and environmentally conscious design. The team has applied its interdisciplinary expertise to numerous high-profile projects both in the UK and internationally, including in the Middle East.

We are currently seeking a Bioclimatic Engineer – Air Quality Specialist to join our growing team.

Your work will concentrate on leading our Air Quality services, with the primary function and duties:

• Dispersion modelling, primarily on ADMS and AMDS-Roads;
• Designing and implementing air quality monitoring plans;
• Liaising with clients, project teams, and local authorities;
• Collation and analysis of data;
• Project management to budget, programme and scope;
• Contributing to fee proposals.

Being part of the Bioclimatic team, you also will be performing other topics of Bioclimatic design, such as wind, overshadowing, daylight access, glare, light pollution, and thermal comfort, supporting design strategies from concept through to detailed design.

As you develop professionally, you will have the opportunity to take on increasing levels of responsibility and autonomy. You will also be supported in your path toward chartership for institutes such as through the IMechE.

• Degree in Environmental Engineering, Building Physics, Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field;
• Strong communication and report-writing skills;
• Proficient knowledge of ADMS;
• Proven ability to collaborate within interdisciplinary design teams;
• Working knowledge and demonstrable understanding of relevant legislation, policy, technical guidance and industry standards, and best practice related to air quality;
• Understanding of sustainability certifications (e.g., LEED, WELL, BREEAM) and climate adaptation strategies;
• Experience in project management, supervision, and quality assurance of air quality assessments to the highest technical standards.
• To be associated or full member of the Institute of Air Quality Management (IAQM);

Bonus Skills

• Understanding and experience of using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for air quality;
• Experience in Air Quality assessments for international projects.

We invite candidates to submit a CV along with a portfolio that showcases relevant project experience, including any academic work related to Air Quality.

Location – London Office

This role will be based in our London office (Shoreditch), with a hybrid-working arrangement that typically involves 3 days in the office per week and the remainder working remotely.