Sustainable Acoustics Ltd | B Corp™
Graduate Acoustic Consultant

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The Opportunity
We are looking for a Graduate Acoustic Consultant to join our expert team in Hampshire. This is a broad, hands-on role in a small, award-winning consultancy: from your first weeks you will be measuring, modelling and reporting on live projects alongside experienced engineers, with structured support for your professional development.
If you are enthusiastic, curious and keen to build real technical depth, in a collaborative team environment, we would love to hear from you.
About Sustainable Acoustics
Sustainable Acoustics Ltd is an award-winning purpose-led acoustic consultancy and Certified B Corporation based in the Winchester area. The core purpose of a B Corp is to use business as a force for good, for people, planet and for profit. This ensures that business success does not come at the expense of societal or environmental well-being. Our mission is to use acoustics to protect, connect and enhance society and ecology, applying sound and vibration engineering to improve health and wellbeing. We provide acoustic design, assessment and monitoring services across the built and natural environment, supporting clients from feasibility and planning through to completion.
The Role
In a small practice you will see the whole life of a project rather than only one compartment. Your day-to-day work will be interesting and varied and you can expect to be:
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- Carrying out sound and vibration measurements on site – in buildings, on construction sites, at festivals and outdoor events and in the natural environment.
- Undertaking calculations, acoustic modelling and data analysis using industry-standard software, with acoustic modelling software such as IMMI, CadnaA, SoundPLAN, INSUL or similar.
- Preparing clear technical reports, design advice and drawing mark-ups for clients and project teams.
- Attending design team meetings and site visits with senior colleagues.
- Contributing ideas: we are a small close-knit collaborative team where creativity and innovative ideas are encouraged.
Where You Will Develop
You will gain skills and experience across our three core areas of practice, working directly with leading practitioners in each:
- Building acoustics. The acoustic design of schools, healthcare buildings, housing, luxury hotels and hospitality venues, together with noise-at-work assessments and the retrofit of existing buildings.
- Environmental acoustics. Practical noise monitoring and assessment for construction projects, festivals and outdoor events, and skills in planning, licensing and soundscape design.
- Bioacoustics. Eco- and bioacoustics as part of our approach to regenerative acoustics, including designing soundscapes which connect people and nature and using acoustics to monitor biodiversity.


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What We Are Looking For
- A degree (achieved or expected) in acoustics, engineering, physics, environmental science, audio technology or another relevant technical discipline.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- A methodical, analytical approach and good attention to detail.
- Enthusiasm, creativity and curiosity, with a willingness to work outdoors in all conditions.
- An interest in sustainability and particularly in how acoustics can help deliver a better built environment and enhance health and well-being for both people and planet.
- You will need a UK driving licence and a willingness to travel around the UK to clients and a varied range of project sites.
What We Offer
- Structured training and mentoring from highly experienced senior consultants.
- Support with your professional development, including progression towards membership of the Institute of Acoustics.
- Early responsibility, direct client contact and genuine variety of work.
- The chance to help shape a growing, values-led Certified B Corporation.
- A competitive salary and benefits package.
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