Energy Auditor

ZipRecruiter; London; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading recruitment firm is looking for an experienced Energy Assessor to conduct impactful energy assessments and modelling for commercial and industrial buildings. This hybrid role in London requires a strong background in energy management and sustainability consultancy, ensuring efforts align with decarbonisation goals. You'll provide recommendations, develop Carbon Reduction Plans, and work with high-profile organizations to drive sustainability outcomes.

Benefits

Growth opportunities bi-annually

Private medical insurance

Pension scheme

Life assurance

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in energy management, modelling, or sustainability consultancy.
• Expertise in building performance modelling and energy analysis.
• Strong knowledge of energy systems, building physics, and carbon reporting.

Responsibilities

• Deliver detailed energy and carbon modelling for buildings and infrastructure.
• Conduct energy assessments using leading tools and methodologies.
• Develop Carbon Reduction Plans and support ESG reporting.

Skills

Energy management

Building physics

Sustainability consultancy

Stakeholder management

Communication skills

Education

Qualified Non-Domestic or Domestic Energy Assessor

Tools

IES VE

SAP

SBEM

Revit

AutoCAD

SketchUp

Job description

Job Description

Energy Assessor – Built Environment & Energy Modelling

Job Description – Energy Assessor

Job Title: Energy Assessor

Location: London, UK (Hybrid – minimum 3 days in the office per week)

Salary: £60,000 – £65,000 (Depending on experience)

Benefits: Growth opportunities bi-annually, Private medical insurance, pension scheme, life assurance

About the Role:

We are looking for an experienced Energy Assessor to lead impactful energy assessments, modelling, and energy reduction strategies across commercial and industrial buildings.

This role is ideal for someone with a strong background in energy management, building physics, and sustainability consultancy.

You’ll work with leading UK and EU-based organisations to assess, model, and reduce energy use in line with decarbonisation goals. A deep understanding of tools such as IES VE, SAP, SBEM, and Revit is essential.

You’ll be part of a collaborative team, delivering high-quality work that drives strategic sustainability outcomes in the built environment.

Job Responsibilities:

• Deliver detailed energy and carbon modelling for buildings and infrastructure
• Carry out energy assessments (Scopes 1–3), using leading tools and methodologies
• Provide recommendations for energy reduction and decarbonisation based on modelling data
• Develop Carbon Reduction Plans (CRPs) and support sustainability and ESG reporting
• Advise on energy systems, low-carbon technologies, and lifecycle emissions
• Lead technical workshops with clients and support integration of sustainability into their strategies
• Manage delivery of multiple projects, ensuring quality and adherence to timelines and budgets
• Mentor junior consultants and support ongoing proposal development

Professional and Personal Attributes:

Essential:

• 5+ years of experience in energy management, modelling, or sustainability consultancy
• Expertise in building performance modelling and energy analysis
• Proficient with tools: IES VE, SAP, SBEM, RDSAP, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Revit
• Strong knowledge of energy systems, building physics, and carbon reporting
• Familiar with ISO 14001, ISO 14064, ISO 50001, and lifecycle assessment frameworks
• Strong project and stakeholder management skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Desirable:

• Qualified Non-Domestic or Domestic Energy Assessor (SBEM Level 1–4)
• Experience with PAS 2030 / 2035 or CIBSE Low Carbon Consultant accreditation
• Understanding of whole-life costing, digital twins, EN 15978 / EN 15643
• Experience advising corporate sustainability teams or boards

If you’re passionate about reducing energy use in the built environment and want to play a key role in driving the net zero transition—we’d love to hear from you.