Hawkins\Brown are looking for a Sustainability Designer / Whole Life Carbon Analyst with at least 2-3 years of relevant experience to join their vibrant London studio. This role will primarily focus on producing Embodied and Whole Life Carbon analysis (WLCA).

SKILLS REQUIRED

• At least 2-3 years of experience within a similar role
• Evidence of producing Embodied and Whole Life Carbon analysis and reports aligned with the RICS WLCA Methodology, using OneClick LCA and other tools
• Knowledge of current WLCA standards and approaches
• Experience of working in an autonomous sustainability role within a design practice
• Masters level degree in environmental design or equivalent
• Architectural training preferred but not essential
• An understanding of design and the RIBA work stages
• Highly self-motivated with ability to motivate teams
• Excellent communication skills and fluency in written and spoken English
• Professional attitude when dealing with internal and external teams
• Hands on approach with the confidence to provide creative input
• Be adaptable in a fluid design environment
• Be committed to continuous development and sharing of knowledge
• Excellent organisation, problem solving and time management skills
• Evidence of graphic skills
• Ability to research and maintain updated technical skills
• A familiarity with BREEAM and Passivhaus design
• Knowledge of key thermal modelling and environmental analysis packages not essential but beneficial

• Carry out Embodied and Whole Life Carbon analysis on a range of projects at regular intervals
• Provision of evidence for BREEAM Mat 01 credits alongside full WLCA
• Support the continuing development, adoption and integration of WLCA into the practice
• Lead the identification of carbon emission reduction potential within each project where WLCA is carried out and assist in delivering this
• Support the practice in fulfilling their RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge obligations
• Maintain the drive to procure and deliver next zero carbon projects
• Support the drive for passive design and fabric first approaches
• Carry out sustainable design reviews at key project stages
• Provide advice for material specification based on responsible procurement processes, embodied carbon, waste reduction and Circular Economy principles
• Assist with CPD programme in line with RIBA curriculum
• Assist in research, where applicable