Overview
As a Technical Advisory Consultant, you translate complex energy-infrastructure engineering into actionable commercial and decarbonisation recommendations. You will work with investors, developers, and utilities to assess industrial processes, energy systems, and feasibility, shaping practical decarbonisation pathways. You’ll produce clear reports and models, guiding investment decisions and project delivery from pre-FID onward. This role sits at the intersection of engineering, analytics, and strategy within a multidisciplinary team.
Pay / Benefits
- 5 weeks annual leave
- Hybrid working policy and flexible hours
- CSR days (3 days/year)
- Wellbeing fund for personal wellbeing
- Profit share scheme
- 5-year recharge benefit (additional leave after 5 years)
Responsibilities
- Advise on complex energy-infrastructure, decarbonisation, and industrial process decisions with technical and commercial insights
- Assess industrial processes and energy systems to map carbon reduction implications
- Evaluate energy technologies from traditional to low-carbon solutions and decarbonisation options
- Gather data, perform analysis and modelling to develop decarbonisation pathways and compare asset scenarios
- Assess techno-economic feasibility including capex/opex, lifecycle costs, and delivery schedules
- Translate findings into sequenced implementation plans and engage with client teams and engineering partners
- Support due diligence for energy and infrastructure transactions across relevant technologies
- Review technical business plans, contracts, and expenditure assumptions to ensure alignment with asset performance and investment case
- Collaborate with clients and internal experts across multidisciplinary teams to solve problems
- Develop junior colleagues while advancing own technical and commercial advisory capabilities
Key requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering or equivalent (minimum 5 years of relevant experience)
- Experience analysing industrial processes or energy-intensive assets; understanding energy demand, supply, efficiency and carbon impacts
- Proficiency with quantitative analysis and modelling to support evidence-based conclusions
- Experience contributing to technical feasibility, due diligence, asset assessment, optimisation or engineering advisory projects
- Ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly in reports and presentations
- Understanding of how engineering decisions affect cost, risk, deliverability and investment outcomes
- Desirable: Master’s degree in an engineering discipline
- Strong communication and report-writing skills
- Collaborative mindset and ability to work across multidisciplinary teams
- Client-focused problem-solving and advisory mindset
- Engineering analysis and modelling
- Techno-economic feasibility
- Decarbonisation and energy systems assessment
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