The Role:
As an Interior Acoustics Engineer, you will play an advisory role on a major
capital rehabilitation project by supporting a multidisciplinary project team in
enhancing and standardizing acoustic performance across a complex historic
building. This is a part-time remote/hybrid contract role that is ideal for an
experienced professional with deep technical knowledge and an appreciation for
heritage conservation.
What You’ll Do:
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Advisory Support: Review and validate existing acoustic principles. Recommend
refinements and mitigation strategies to improve acoustic performance across
diverse interior environments.
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Standardization: Contribute to the development of standardized acoustic
performance guidelines that will be used both for this project and to inform
future initiatives.
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Best Practices & Strategic Input: Provide insights into current best
practices and industry standards, with a focus on complex institutional and
heritage settings.
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Stakeholder Engagement: Clearly communicate acoustic strategies, performance
expectations, and recommendations to a broad group of stakeholders. Translate
technical language into practical concepts for non-technical audiences.
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Heritage Considerations: Ensure all recommendations align with heritage
conservation priorities and precedents from similar projects.
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Hybrid Collaboration: Collaborate with project teams through a combination of
virtual and in-person engagement, including site visits as required.
What You’ll Bring:
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A collaborative mindset and a deep respect for the intersection of acoustics
and heritage conservation.
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Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Acoustical Engineering, Architecture,
Physics, or a related field.
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10+ years of experience in acoustics consulting, ideally in large-scale
capital, institutional, or heritage building projects.
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Expertise in developing or applying acoustic strategies without requiring
detailed design or calculations.
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Strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to present
technical concepts clearly and concisely.
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Familiarity with relevant Canadian and international acoustic standards and
guidelines.
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Experience working with public sector clients or projects considered an
asset.
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Memberships or certifications such as INCE Bd. Cert., ASA, CAA, LEED AP, or
WELL AP are considered assets.
At Tiree, we believe careers should be as unique as the individuals who build
them. That’s why we offer our employees the opportunity to carve out a career
pathway tailored to their ambitions, supported by the right training, tools, and
mentorship to help them succeed.
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you in a timely manner and delivering an efficient and enjoyable interview
process.
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