[Ibpsausa] Career Opportunity - High Performance Design Leader

[Corney, Andrew]

Built Ecology is a specialist high performance design service of WSP
Flack + Kurtz that provides design, analysis and consulting services in
energy and carbon, comfort and daylight and water use performance for
building design.

 

We are looking for a talented analyst / designer who is passionate about
the integration of building systems engineering and architecture to
nurture and lead a Built Ecology team in the WSP Flack + Kurtz New York
office. 

 

The successful applicant will have:

 

* a very strong grounding in both MEP and building enclosure system
design issues relating to building performance;

* evidence of a willingness to innovate and champion alternative
integrated system design strategies;

* excellent presentation skills; 

* detailed knowledge of energy analysis software tools and will have
experience using that software to optimize customized design solutions;

* a strong understanding of natural lighting design principles and
experience with Radiance 

* a good understanding of fluid dynamics and experience with CFD
analysis tools;

 

This is a great career opportunity with significant design
responsibility and exposure to world class architectural clients and
projects. WSP Flack + Kurtz is involved in a wide range of challenging
projects across all building types from science and technology projects
to sporting arenas and cultural and educational buildings and has a
proud history in high performance building design.

 

Built Ecology is always teamed with MEP engineers in-house so we have a
high rate of implementation of innovative systems, achieved through the
development of strong internal partnerships with the MEP engineers.

 

If you would like more information, please contact Osa Willis -
osa.willis at wspfk.com.

 

Thanks!

 

 

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