Building Physics Engineer - Low-Carbon, Multi-Disciplinary
Stantec
Plymouth
Hybrid
GBP 40,000 - 55,000
Full time
14 days+
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Support for professional development
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Equal employment opportunities
Job summary
A leading engineering consultancy is looking for a Building Physics Engineer to enhance their national capabilities in the UK, particularly in Plymouth. The successful candidate will provide expertise in building performance and energy modelling, work collaboratively across disciplines, and contribute to innovative low-carbon design solutions. A strong educational background and proficiency in building physics tools like IES-VE are essential. This hands-on role demands technical skills and offers a unique opportunity for professional growth in a supportive environment.
Qualifications
Experience in building physics, energy modelling, or building performance analysis within a consultancy environment.
Strong technical understanding of passive design, low-carbon buildings, and façade performance.
Ability to deliver multi-disciplinary projects.
Responsibilities
Contribute to building physics workstreams on projects.
Assist in developing energy strategies and low-carbon design solutions.
Support multi-disciplinary collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Skills
Building physics
Energy modelling
Building performance analysis
IES-VE proficiency
Technical presentation
Education
Degree in Building Physics
Chartership (CEng)
Tools
IES-VE
Job description
A leading engineering consultancy is looking for a Building Physics Engineer to enhance their national capabilities in the UK, particularly in Plymouth. The successful candidate will provide expertise in building performance and energy modelling, work collaboratively across disciplines, and contribute to innovative low-carbon design solutions. A strong educational background and proficiency in building physics tools like IES-VE are essential. This hands-on role demands technical skills and offers a unique opportunity for professional growth in a supportive environment.