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Econcern (www.econcern.com) is the holding company of Ecofys, Evelop, Ecostream and Ecoventures. The mission of these European companies is "a sustainable energy supply for everyone". Econcern delivers unique projects and innovative products and services towards this mission. The Econcern group employs about 300 professionals in Canada, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Switzerland and the UK.
Ecofys is a leading international consultancy operating in the fields of renewable energy, energy efficiency and climate change and has recently been ranked among the fastest growing companies in Europe. Ecofys offers a wide range of high quality services, based on our extensive knowledge of renewable energy and energy saving solutions. Areas of expertise include solar energy, wind energy, biomass, and enegy supply, energy in the built environment, and energy and climate policies. Our experts are organised around the different market sectors in the field of research, consultancy and new product development.
The Energy in the Built Environment group of Ecofys UK is involved in the following areas:
- Process management for sustainable construction projects
- Building envelope design, daylighting and natural ventilation strategies
- Building services systems including controls
- Building energy audits, surveys and monitoring, building energy modelling
- Post occupancy studies, and user interaction
- Energy awareness campaigning and training
- Integration of renewable energy in buildings
- Combined heat and power (CHP) and district heating systems
- Energy source analysis and sustainable energy masterplanning
- Building regulations and standards
- Benchmarking of energy performance
- Whole life costing and financing of efficiency improvements
- Adaptation strategies - incorporating an understanding of climate change impacts on building stock into design and maintenance decisions
To help us deliver on our rapidly expanding sustainable buildings business, Ecofys UK are looking for a:
Consultant Energy in the Built Environment
The position
Joining our team of professionals, you will be working on behalf of public and private sector clients in the UK, providing high quality, independent and objective advice in support of the development and implementation of sustainable buildings. Your tasks will be aiding in the acquisition and execution of projects in the area of energy efficiency and renewable energy in buildings, in low energy building design, in the development of low or zero carbon energy supply strategies for the built environment, as well as in the other areas outlined above.
Your profile
Essential:
- Academic education in technical sciences related to built environment, possibly with an architectural or engineering background;
- A minimum of two years work professional experience in the area of energy solutions in built environment;
- Practical and commercial attitude with good project management, proposal writing and presentation skills.
- Excellent organisational skills and an ability to prioritise effectively;
- An ability for conceptual and innovative thinking;
Desirable:
- Prior experience or involvement in projects promoting the improvement of energy performance in buildings, either for existing buildings/portfolios or for new designs and refurbishment projects.
Our offer
In addition to an international, pleasant, and informal working environment, Ecofys offers a good salary, a competitive benefits package and attractive working conditions. The salary and benefits package will be commensurate with your experience and qualifications.
Your response
For further information on this position, please contact Justine Pettifer on 0870 8708986 ext 209 or via email jpettifer@allen-york.com.
If you meet our requirements and wish to work in an international and dynamic environment, please send your CV and covering letter to:
Justine Pettifer
Allenview House
Hanham Road
Wimborne
Dorset
BH21 1AG
or by email ecofys@allen-york.com. Please indicate the title of the position you are applying for in the subject line.
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