Producing GIS maps showing energy demand and supply information, proposed network routes, constraints, etc
Developing and using energy system models in MS Excel and other packages
Preparing and delivering presentations to a variety of stakeholders
Undertaking site surveys of a wide variety of buildings
Preparing written reports suitable for both technical and non-technical readers
Attending meetings and workshops with clients and other professionals such as financial, commercial, and legal consultants
Understanding and undertaking early energy calculations
Initial sizing of plant and equipment
Supporting the engineers in producing information for inclusion in the main report
Assisting in the production of marketing material for internal and external clients
Supporting the senior staff in the delivery of projects
About you
Qualifications
Engineering or related STEM degree at 2:1 (or equivalent) or above
Experience of or degree modules relating to; building or infrastructure design, renewable and low carbon energy, engineering specifically.
Maths and Physics A-Levels (or equivalent) at grade ‘B’ or above preferred but not essential
Ability to demonstrate an interest in working in the mechanical engineering or building services fields.
Knowledge of the built environment would be preferred but not essential.
Knowledge of the UK energy balance and market is preferred but not essential.
Be creative, practical, adaptable, and enthusiastic.
Be highly motivated with excellent written and oral communication skills
Excellent interpersonal skills with experience working collaboratively
Ability to demonstrate attention to detail.
Ability to think in a methodical way to design, plan, and organize parts of projects
Able to work independently as part of a team.
An awareness of health and safety, environmental factors, and sustainability in all aspects of engineering projects
Additional Information
You must have the permanent right to work in the UK as the company is unable to offer visa sponsorship for this position.
Benefits
AECOM offers competitive salaries, benefits, and a working environment where you’re valued as part of the team.
25 days annual leave, plus all public holidays, and the opportunity to buy and sell holiday
Private medical insurance
Flexible benefits such as gym membership and restaurant discount
Eye care vouchers
Training & development
When a graduate starts, the company pairs them with an experienced energy engineer who will guide and mentor them through their initial period working on live projects. On-the-job training is provided to ensure the engineers build the design skills required for the role. AECOM runs a comprehensive graduate training program to develop skills in areas including clear communication and report writing, client presentation, and financial management.
Career progression
As a graduate develops, they are expected to take on more responsibility in managing our projects from inception through to completion. Graduates will regularly meet with their line manager to discuss their progress and areas of interest and plan future development activities.
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