Pin Board
Welcome to iPHA's Passive House Pin Board, the spot where we post jobs, positions and other opportunities that you want to share with other Passive House stakeholders.
Whether you are a firm with a Passive House relevant position to offer or are looking a project partner, let iPHA know by writing info@passivehouse-international.org, subject line: pin board, and we will post it here.
Job offers
Senior architectural technologist/design coordinator and design manager at Bow Tie Construction, Buckinghamshire, UK
Bow Tie Construction is seeking a senior architectural technologist/senior design coordinator and design manager to join its team in Buckinghamshire, UK.
Two times RIBA & CIBSE award-winning eco-contractor Bow Tie Construction seeks a talented senior architectural technologist/senior design coordinator/design manager with exceptional design and 3D modelling skills and passion for sustainability.
Coordination in Autodesk Revit and Inventor are essential to our construction workflows and we are now integrating VR. The successful candidate will lead our growing design team and report to the managing director. Their main responsibilities will be ensuring timely delivery of information packages to all stakeholders in-line with RIBA plan of works, working from a friendly and sociable office with excellent air quality in High Wycombe, Bucks.
With projects on Grand Designs, Old House New Home and Don’t Move, Improve!, the successful candidate will be working for London’s premium Passivhaus construction company that punches well above its weight. The candidate would be managing a growing team and have ownership of 3D deliverables and the satisfaction of nurturing a small number of projects from inception to completion.
This position is only available to applicants currently located in the United Kingdom with the right to work here. Please check your commuting distance to High Wycombe, remote work is not an option: www.bowtieconstruction.co.uk
Find out more and apply here
Internship at the International Passive House Association International Communications
Darmstadt, Germany
Are you creative with a talent for taking technical concepts and turning them into easy-to-understand and engaging texts? Are you looking for somewhere to put your social media and communication skills to use? Then apply for an internship at the International Passive House Association (iPHA) in international communications!
iPHA is a global network of Passive House stakeholders including architects, planners, scientists, suppliers, manufacturers, contractors and property developers. It works to promote the Passive House Standard and foster a greater public understanding of its significance. Encouraging the exchange of Passive House knowledge, iPHA communicates with the media, policymakers, the general public and the entire range of construction professionals.
About the position:
- Online and print communication
- Website maintenance
- Article writing and proof-reading
- PR materials design
- Stakeholder communication
- Research
About you:
- Native English speaker – ideally with some knowledge of German
- Excellent communication/PR/marketing skills
- Available for six months or more
- Team player
- Ability to work independently
- Proficiency in MS Office
- Interest in energy efficiency and sustainability
- Interest in policy issues
Benefits:
- Flexible, international and motivating working environment
- Exposure to EU and international projects
- Support in further learning on energy efficiency in buildings topics
Are you interested in working with us in an exciting international environment? Then
please send your CV and cover letter to:
Giorgia Tzar: bewerbung@passiv.de
We look forward to receiving your application!
For job opportunities at the Passive House Institute, see here. (in German)
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Alan Vega Pasos, PhD
Alan Vega Pasos, MSc, PhD, Mexican, based in South-east Mexico is looking for a position in the energy efficiency sector in Mexico, especially in the field of airtightness testing. In 2020 he completed his PhD in Building Technology at the University of Nottingham in the UK. The topic of his thesis was "Air infiltration modelling based on low-pressure airtightness measurements". He offers experience in airtightness testing with the blower door and also with the Pulse method (low-pressure). He has also used tracer gas methods to perform air infiltration tests. His publications include authoring an article in Building and Environment. If you are interested in finding out more, please contact iPHA to about Alan's contact details.
