I've got an amazing opportunity for a Sustainability Designer & Co-ordinator to join a top-notch London studio. They're working on all sorts of interesting projects and are super committed to sustainability – they're even signed up to Architect's Declare, the RIBA 2030 Challenge, and The UN Global Compact.
If you're someone with a solid understanding of the climate and biodiversity emergency, and how it ties into the built environment and construction industry, this could be the perfect fit for you. The team works together like a well-oiled machine, and you'll get to be a part of some truly remarkable projects.
This company offers a friendly and inclusive working environment where you can be creative, learn, and most importantly, enjoy what you do. They've got a great benefits package and are all about helping you grow and achieve your career goals. Plus, there's plenty of room for development and progression in this role.
You'll need to have some impressive skills under your belt, like being able to work with Revit software, having top-notch written and presentation skills, and being comfortable with analyzing and presenting data. You should also have a degree in a related field, experience with sustainability certifications like BREEAM, LEED, and WELL, and know your way around design stage energy modeling tools and embodied carbon calculations.
This company is all about diversity and inclusivity – they're a Disability Confident Committed Employer and encourage applicants from all backgrounds. They're a global design leader with studios in the UK, New York, Singapore, and Amsterdam, and they're on a mission to transform the industry and create a better world through their work.
So, if you're ready to be a part of a welcoming team that values creativity, collaboration, and pushing the boundaries, send me your application and let's chat about this amazing opportunity!
London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
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