Energy Transition Advisor Built Environment
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Energy Transition Advisor for the Built Environment who guides building sustainability projects. You conduct energy scans, building simulations, and project supervision, and translate analyses into plans. Required: Bachelor's degree level, 3–5 years of experience, and valid EP-U(b) or EP Advisor certification.
Description
As an Energy Transition Advisor for the Built Environment, you help clients make buildings more sustainable and reduce CO₂ emissions. You work on analysis and advisory projects and translate these into feasible designs and plans, with attention to the comfort, health, and safety of users. You guide sustainability projects from initiation to completion for real estate owners, housing associations, and commercial parties, among others.
Job requirements
- Higher professional education (HBO) working and thinking level, preferably in installation technology, energy technology, or sustainability.
- 3 to 5 years of relevant work experience in energy transition, sustainability, or building management.
- Valid EP-U(b) or EP Advisor certification.
- Experience with building simulation software (such as Vabi Elements).
- Knowledge of sustainable installations, energy concepts, and circular materials.
- Experience with project management and collaboration with implementing parties.
- Knowledge of subsidy schemes (such as EIA and ISDE) is an advantage.
- Good communication and reporting skills and proficiency in the Dutch language.
- Affinity with sustainability.
Tasks
- Conducting energy scans and building inspections.
- Drafting analyses and advisory reports.
- Translating advice into feasible designs and plans.
- Performing building simulations (e.g. with Vabi Elements).
- Project supervision during the execution phase and coordination with executing parties.
- Ensuring attention to the comfort, health, and safety of users.
Working conditions
- A gross monthly salary commensurate with knowledge and experience.
- Working within an informal, mission-driven, and future-oriented organization.
- Plenty of room for personal initiative and professional development.
- Good primary and secondary working conditions.
- Laptop, phone and any mobility aids.
- Hybrid working with a lot of freedom and personal responsibility.
- A collegial and dynamic work environment where sustainability is central.
- Personal attention and opportunities to continue learning and growing, including frequent knowledge sessions.
Description of the organization
The client is committed to a sustainable and future-proof built environment through expertise in the fields of energy, technology, and innovation. The organization actively works to reduce energy consumption and CO₂ emissions and believes in buildings that contribute to the energy transition. Employees share a strong social commitment and contribute to sustainability both professionally and personally.