Building Physics Consultant
Manchester (Hybrid)
£32,000 - £42,000 + Benefits
A dynamic and growing consultancy is seeking a Building Physics Consultant to join their Manchester-based team. This is a fantastic opportunity for a technically minded individual who's passionate about sustainable design, energy efficiency, and delivering high-performance building solutions.
The Role:
The successful candidate will work across a diverse portfolio of projects, supporting clients in optimising building performance through detailed modelling, analysis, and sustainable design strategies. This hybrid role offers flexibility to work both remotely and from a collaborative Manchester office.
Key Responsibilities:
Carry out building physics analysis, including thermal modelling, daylighting, overheating, and energy performance assessments
Use software such as IES VE, DesignBuilder, or TAS to deliver simulations and reports
Support design teams with insights on passive design strategies, fabric-first approaches, and compliance (Part L, TM59, TM52, etc.)
Contribute to the development of sustainability strategies and low-carbon building solutions
Collaborate closely with architects, engineers, and sustainability consultants to deliver integrated design solutionsRequirements:
Experience in a building physics or sustainability consultancy role
Proficiency with thermal modelling software (e.g. IES VE, TAS, or DesignBuilder)
Knowledge of UK Building Regulations, including Part L, TM52/TM59, and relevant CIBSE guidance
A degree in building services engineering, environmental design, architectural engineering, or a related discipline
Based within commutable distance to ManchesterBenefits:
Hybrid working model (typically 2-3 days from home)
25 days annual leave + bank holidays
Annual training budget and CPD support
Private healthcare or wellness allowance
Professional membership fees paid (e.g., CIBSE, Energy Institute)
Flexible start/finish times
Clear progression pathway in a growing and collaborative teamIf you are interested in this Building Physics role, please send your CV to (url removed)