Acoustics Consultant: Colorado

Ince-USA; Colorado; On-site; USD 85,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Ince-USA in Colorado seeks an acoustics specialist to shape stadium and venue sound quality through architecture, materials, and mechanical isolation, guiding decisions from design through construction to verified acoustical performance.

You will work with AV engineers, conduct field measurements, deliver drawings and narratives, and present findings in client meetings to verify acoustic performance from concept to completion.

Qualifications

• Degree in acoustics, architectural/ mechanical engineering, physics, or related field.
• Experience in architectural acoustics or noise control.
• Familiarity with EASE, Odeon, SoundPLAN, INSUL or similar tools.
• Ability to independently develop technical reports, drawings, specifications, and recommendations.

Responsibilities

• Architectural and environmental acoustic analysis across stadiums, arenas, theaters, convention centers, and other demanding venues.
• Room acoustic modeling and evaluation of reverberation, speech intelligibility, sound system interaction, and treatment strategy.
• Analysis of airborne and structure-borne sound transmission between spaces.
• Mechanical equipment noise and vibration evaluation, with clear recommendations the design team can act on.
• Acoustic criteria and design guidance for architectural, mechanical, and building systems.
• Close collaboration with our Audio Video engineers to optimize room and sound system performance together.
• Acoustic drawings, details, specifications, reports, and technical narratives.
• Client meetings and interdisciplinary design workshops, presenting your own findings.
• Field measurements, existing-condition surveys, construction observation, and performance testing.
• Post-construction verification and documentation of acoustic performance.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Communication skills

Technical reporting

Education

Acoustics or related technical field degree

Tools

EASE

Odeon

SoundPLAN

INSUL

Job description

Acoustics decides whether a venue feels like an event or just feels loud.

You will shape how leading sports, entertainment, and public assembly venues actually sound, working with architects and owners on geometry, materials, mechanical noise, and structural isolation, and then carrying those decisions through construction until measurements confirm them.

Working alongside our Audio Video engineers is what makes this role different. Most firms treat acoustics and audio as separate scopes that meet at a coordination meeting. We treat them as one problem with two sets of tools, which is how you get a venue that performs rather than one that copes.

What You Will Own

• Architectural and environmental acoustic analysis and design across stadiums, arenas, theaters, convention centers, and other demanding venues.
• Room acoustic modeling and evaluation of reverberation, speech intelligibility, sound system interaction, and treatment strategy.
• Analysis of airborne and structure-borne sound transmission between spaces.
• Mechanical equipment noise and vibration evaluation, with clear recommendations the design team can act on.
• Acoustic criteria and design guidance for architectural, mechanical, and building systems.
• Close collaboration with our Audio Video engineers to optimize room and sound system performance together.
• Acoustic drawings, details, specifications, reports, and technical narratives.
• Client meetings and interdisciplinary design workshops, presenting your own findings.
• Field measurements, existing-condition surveys, construction observation, and performance testing.
• Post-construction verification and documentation of acoustic performance.

What You Bring

• A degree in acoustics, architectural engineering, mechanical engineering, physics, audio engineering, or a related technical field.
• Experience in architectural acoustics, environmental noise, building acoustics, or noise and vibration control.
• Working experience with acoustic modeling and analysis software such as EASE, Odeon, SoundPLAN, INSUL, or comparable platforms.
• Understanding of architectural and MEP design and construction.
• The ability to independently develop technical reports, drawings, specifications, and recommendations.
• Strong analytical and communication skills. You will have to convince an architect that a decision matters.

What Would Set You Apart

• Experience in the design or operation of sports venues, or other facilities of equal complexity. Highly preferred.
• Revit, AutoCAD, and Bluebeam proficiency.
• Sound system design or measurement experience alongside your acoustics background.