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BRE contributes to a thriving and sustainable world by developing science-led solutions to built environment challenges. Our vision is to be the world-leading innovation, science, and data hub for the built environment. We’re ambitious in terms of quality and global scope. We want governments and commercial markets to recognise us and demand our services, products and solutions. We want to be world-class, innovative, science-led and provide solutions.

Shape the Future of Energy with BRE – Innovating for a Sustainable World

Are you passionate about creating sustainable energy solutions? Join BRE, a global leader in building science, innovation, and sustainability. As anEnergy Consultant, you’ll contribute to impactful projects that drive the energy transition, working on initiatives that influence UK and international energy policy and practice. This is a permanent role with the flexibility to work remotely or in a hybrid model to suit your lifestyle.


Our ideal candidate would have a master's in Building Physics, Geography or other built environment field, with experience working in Python, C++, Matlab, or other programming languages. 

Why Join BRE?

  • Competitive Salary: Earn £34,000 while contributing to transformative energy initiatives that drive sustainability.
  • Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a flexible remote working arrangement that supports your personal and professional needs. (You may need to join us in our Watford or Glasgow office once or twice per month)
  • Impactful Projects: Collaborate on high-value contracts for government bodies, including the Department for Energy and Net Zero.
  • Professional Development: Join a team that prioritises career growth, knowledge sharing, and innovation.
  • Global Influence: Be part of a trusted organisation renowned for delivering solutions that shape the future of energy and the built environment.


About the Role

We’re seeking Energy Consultants to expand our team, addressing the growing demand for BRE’s expertise. These roles are key to delivering high-value energy projects, supporting UK and devolved government clients, and influencing sustainable practices internationally. You’ll work at the forefront of energy consulting, applying cutting-edge techniques to help achieve net-zero targets.


What You’ll Do

  • Develop and apply energy modelling techniques (e.g., SAP, SBEM, HEM) to deliver innovative solutions.
  • Provide strategic advice to stakeholders and clients, including government bodies and cross-functional teams.
  • Analyse energy consumption data using tools and programming languages such as Python, C++, or Rust.
  • Support bids, project management, and the integration of advanced energy systems and technologies.
  • Collaborate with internal teams, such as BREEAM and Housing, to enhance sustainability initiatives.


What We’re Looking For

  • A strong foundation in Building Physics, Geography, Data Science, or a related field.
  • Experience in energy modelling, software development, and project delivery.
  • Proficiency in data analysis and programming languages, with the ability to communicate complex findings to diverse audiences.
  • Outstanding stakeholder engagement and problem-solving skills, with a drive to make a difference.


What Success Looks Like

  • Delivering high-profile contracts that support government sustainability targets and BRE’s strategic goals.
  • Enhancing BRE’s reputation as a global leader in energy consulting and sustainability.
  • Supporting knowledge retention and fostering a motivated, resilient, and innovative team.


Why BRE?

BRE is a purpose-driven organisation committed to creating a better-built environment. By joining our team, you’ll contribute to impactful projects that address today’s critical energy challenges, ensuring a sustainable future for all.


Ready to Join Us?

Take the next step in your career with BRE. Be part of a supportive, innovative team that empowers you to make a real difference in the energy sector.


Our interview process

Closing date: Tuesday 28th January 2025

First round interviews: 29th January to 14th February 2025

Second round interviews: 18th February to 14th March 2025


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