Junior Heat Network Engineer

Switch2 Energy Ltd are a leading operator of residential communal heating infrastructure in the UK and a pioneer in the growing sector to decarbonise the UK economy.

We are looking for a motivated and talented individual to join our Consultancy Team as a Junior Heat Network Engineer, contributing to the delivery of low carbon heat network solutions.

This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in supporting the design, analysis, and delivery of heat network consultancy projects.

You will work alongside experienced engineers on a range of projects from feasibility studies through to detailed design and implementation support.

It is preferable that you are familiar with the heat networks industry; and a minimum 1-2 years’ experience.

As a Junior Heat Network Engineer, you will support the delivery of consultancy services across a portfolio of heat network projects.

This will include involvement in technical analysis, modelling, reporting, and client engagement activities.

You will contribute to a wide variety of projects including new heat network developments, optimisation of existing systems, and decarbonisation strategies.

This role is ideal for someone with a strong technical foundation who is looking to develop their expertise in heat networks and energy systems.

You will demonstrate a proactive approach to learning, strong attention to detail, and a commitment to delivering high-quality, client-ready outputs.

Typical accountabilities include:

• Liaising with clients on day-to-day project activities
• Producing draft technical reports, design outputs, and supporting documentation
• Supporting the development and maintenance of models, tools, and templates
• Assisting with site visits and surveys under guidance from senior engineers
• Managing elements of funding applications and general project administration
• Working to deadlines and taking ownership of assigned deliverables

To be successful, we would expect you to have the following:

· 1-2 years’ direct experience in relevant engineering heat network role