Now Hiring Acoustical Consultant!
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Wave Engineering is an independent consulting firm specializing in acoustics, noise and vibration. Our clients include architects, contractors, engineers, corporations, school districts, developers, governments, institutions, and individuals.
Located in beautiful Littleton, Colorado, a southern suburb of Denver, Colorado, our office is minutes from a vibrant local downtown with easy Light Rail access to Denver. Recreational opportunities abound, including all that the Rocky Mountains has to offer. Littleton is home to an award winning school district and is an ideal place to raise a family.
Job Description:
Wave Engineering is looking for a talented individual to work in our Littleton office to help us continue to grow. We are working on a wide range of projects related to architectural acoustics, environmental noise and vibration. We want someone who is prepared to work collaboratively and offer practical solutions to a variety of problems. In addition to technical capability, we place a premium on creativity, flexibility, resourcefulness and the ability to solve unique problems. Effective communication is key, both with graphics and clear and concise English. Strong organizational skills and the ability to handle multiple priorities and projects are a must.
Education:
Bachelors or Masters degree in engineering or science - Acoustics, Architecture, Mechanical, Electrical or other discipline with coursework related to acoustics and vibration. Direct experience in consulting is preferred.
Experience:
Staff. Acoustical Consultant: (2 – 5 years experience) Internship or equivalent experience highly desirable.
Acoustical Consultant: (5 – 10 years experience minimum)
Responsibilities include:
Writing high-quality architectural and environmental acoustics reports. Mark up details and images and provide sketches when needed to supplement reports.
Performing acoustics/noise/vibration field measurements. These can require work outside of normal working hours and may require overnight travel, sometimes to other parts of the country. Field work can result in long days and can require climbing ladders, walking long distances over rough terrain, navigating obstacles and carrying equipment that can weigh up to 50 pounds. Access to a vehicle will be required for some assignments.
Reviewing, interpreting and applying LEED, ANSI, ASTM, and ISO acoustic standards.
Determining relevancy of and interpret state and local noise codes.
Reading architectural/mechanical/structural/civil drawings for use in acoustic work.
Performing HVAC and mechanical noise calculations as well as reverberation and other architectural acoustic calculations.
Developing architectural acoustics reports, drawings, details and specifications.
Analyzing acoustic solutions using computer modeling software. Software packages include Datakustik CadnaA, SoundPLAN, INSUL, EASE, DataPhysics SignalAce, Microsoft Office and Bluebeam..
Observing on-site construction to review the implementation of acoustical solutions.
Managing project costs and schedules.
Marketing functions, including generating content for social media, blog posts, newsletters, etc.
Apply by submitting a resume and cover letter to info@waveengineering.us. Describe how your skills and experience address the needs of the position. Ability to write and communicate effectively is an absolutely critical skill for the successful candidates. Must be able to demonstrate at the time of hire proof of permission to work permanently in the US and a valid driver’s license.