Description
The role involves processing energy- and architecture-intensive projects, conducting thermal and daylight simulation studies, developing sustainable energy concepts at building or district level, considering energy and comfort over the life cycle, contributing to project-specific sustainability concepts, and collaborating with MEP planning and building physics. It requires a degree in civil engineering, architecture, building physics, environmental engineering, or a related field, several years of experience with thermal and daylight simulations, strong analytical skills, and fluent German; experience with CFD and life cycle assessment is desirable. The position offers an indefinite employment contract, development opportunities, climate-friendly mobility support, and pension and team-event subsidies.
