Location
London

Hours
Full Time

Salary
Negotiable

About the Role
Wood is currently recruiting for an Assistant Consultant / Consultant to join our Air Quality Team in the London office. Our team has an established track record and an exciting portfolio of contracts and clients across the UK, working on projects in sectors including surface transport, aviation, government, nuclear energy, conventional and renewable energy, mining, general industry, and oil and gas both in the UK and internationally. As part of John Wood Group plc, a global leader in project, engineering and technical services with 60,000 employees in 60 countries, we provide expert input to ESIA, HIA, Environmental Permitting, problem solving and solutions development, air pollution abatement studies, and complex regional dispersion modelling.

Due to our continued success and international expansion, we are seeking a motivated, early-career air quality professional eager to advance their technical, project management, and business development skills. The role involves providing technical inputs to air quality and carbon emissions inventory projects in the UK and overseas (with minimal overseas travel expected), developing project management skills on both technical and financial fronts, contributing to the team’s technical innovation, and participating in business development, proposal preparation, and work-winning initiatives. This position offers an excellent opportunity to grow and be part of the future development of international air quality consulting services within Wood.

Experience
Early-career professionals with a strong interest in air quality consulting. Experience in technical office software such as Excel and Access is expected, with GIS knowledge preferred.

About you
You should demonstrate an ethical and open approach to problem solving and solutions development, with a strong desire to grow your technical skills within a supportive environment. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, are essential for effective collaboration with colleagues, clients, and stakeholders. A commitment to working in multidisciplinary teams and the ability to communicate clearly and inclusively are key attributes.

Qualifications
A first degree in a relevant scientific subject is required, with a Masters’ degree in an atmospheric or meteorological subject preferred.