Mid-Senior Sustainability Specialist
£35k - £42k per annum,Full-time, permanent,Remote (UK-based)
Overview
We are seeking a passionate and mission-driven Mid-Senior Sustainability Specialist to join our growing team. This is a SAP-led role that focuses on broader technical delivery across multiple work streams, including SAP, energy statements, and modelling. If you are committed to driving sustainability in the built environment and have the technical expertise to deliver impactful solutions, we want to hear from you.
Eligibility: Applicants must have the right to work in the UK and hold current OCDEA or NDEA (SBEM) accreditation.
Benefits
We value our team and offer a range of benefits to support your professional and personal growth:
25 days of annual leave plus bank holidays.
Fully remote working with optional office meet-ups.
Company-provided laptop and phone.
Professional memberships covered (e.g., IES, Elmhurst, CIBSE).
Quarterly team days and opportunities to attend industry events in London.
Excellent progression opportunities as the team continues to grow.
Day-to-Day
Your daily responsibilities will include:
Collaborating with clients and project teams to deliver sustainability assessments and reports.
Managing multiple work streams, including SAP, energy modelling, and planning-stage energy statements.
Conducting detailed technical analyses, such as thermal modelling and daylight assessments.
Supporting the development of sustainability strategies for projects at various stages.
Staying up-to-date with industry standards, policies, and best practices.
Responsibilities
As a Mid-Senior Sustainability Specialist, you will:
Deliver end-to-end SAP/OCDEA assessments and, where applicable, SBEM/NDEA assessments.
Prepare planning-stage Energy Statements in line with the London Plan and local policies.
Conduct dynamic thermal modelling and overheating assessments (TM59/TM52), ideally using DesignBuilder or IES.
Perform daylight and sunlight assessments.
Support whole life cycle carbon assessments and, ideally, circular economy initiatives.
Qualifications
To excel in this role, you should have:
Current OCDEA or NDEA (SBEM) accreditation.
Experience with DesignBuilder (preferred) or IES for dynamic thermal modelling.
A background in architecture or a strong understanding of architectural principles.
Knowledge of London Plan and GLA planning requirements.
Familiarity with M&E building services design, including HVAC and low-carbon technologies.
Experience with One Click LCA or equivalent whole life cycle carbon tools.
BREEAM Assessor/AP experience or project delivery support (desirable).Sound like a good fit? apply now to take the next step