Sustainability Consultant - BREEAM & Building Physics

Building Physics Engineer London (Waterloo area) | £40,000 - £50,000 (Dependant on experience) | WFH Post-probation (Flexibility) OverviewMy client is seeking a talented and motivated Building Physics Engineer to join their dynamic team. Whether you are at an intermediate or senior level, this role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to the design and delivery of high-performing, sustainable buildings. With a strong focus on building performance analysis and environmental modelling, you will play a key role in shaping spaces where people live, work, and come together. Our client specialises in mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and technology engineering, combining deep technical expertise with innovative problem-solving. We are committed to sustainability, continuous improvement, and delivering long-term value to our clients across a diverse range of projects, including new builds, refurbishments, and energy upgrades. If you have a background in building physics and experience with BREEAM assessments, we want to hear from you! BenefitsWe offer a competitive salary in the range of £40,000 - £50,000, depending on experience, along with a comprehensive benefits package, including: • Opportunities for professional development and training, including support for BREEAM accreditation. • The chance to work on diverse and impactful projects across multiple sectors. • A collaborative and innovative work environment where sustainability is a core focus. • The opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to the design of sustainable, high-performing buildings. Day-to-DayYour typical day as a Building Physics Engineer may include: • Running energy and thermal performance simulations to evaluate building designs. • Collaborating with architects and engineers to optimize building performance. • Preparing reports and presentations to communicate findings and recommendations to clients and stakeholders. • Reviewing project designs to ensure compliance with sustainability standards and regulations. • Contributing to BREEAM assessments, including gathering evidence and supporting documentation. • Staying up-to-date with industry trends, tools, and best practices in building performance and sustainability. ResponsibilitiesAs a Building Physics Engineer, your key responsibilities will include: • Conducting building physics analysis, including energy modelling, thermal performance, and daylight assessments. • Supporting design teams with performance-driven strategies to enhance building efficiency and occupant comfort. • Utilizing simulation tools to inform early-stage and detailed design decisions. • Providing input into BREEAM assessments, ensuring designs align with required credits and sustainability goals. • Collaborating with engineers, architects, and clients across a variety of projects to deliver high-quality outcomes. QualificationsTo be successful in this role, you should possess the following: • A strong background in building physics, environmental engineering, or a related discipline. • Experience in building performance modelling using tools such as IES, TAS, Rhino, DesignBuilder etc. • A solid understanding of UK building regulations and energy compliance requirements. • Awareness of BREEAM, with either hands-on project experience or strong theoretical knowledge. • Excellent analytical skills and the ability to interpret and communicate technical data effectively. • A collaborative mindset and the ability to work within multidisciplinary project teams. Desirable (but not essential): • Experience contributing to BREEAM assessments. • BREEAM Assessor qualification. • Experience working across various project stages, from concept design to delivery. If you are passionate about building performance and sustainability and are looking to take the next step in your career, we encourage you to apply. Join our clients team and help us create spaces that are not only efficient and innovative but also make a positive impact on the environment and the communities they serve. Sound interesting? Apply now!