Graduate Acoustic Consultant
Listed on 2026-10-31
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Engineering
Environmental Engineer, Environmental Compliance & Protection, Research Scientist -
Research/Development
Research Scientist
Graduate Acoustic Consultant
Milton Keynes
£28,000 - £31,000 per annum
Maths or Physics graduate? Interested in how sound works and want to turn that interest into a career?
If you enjoy solving problems, working with data and applying scientific principles to real-world challenges, this could be the opportunity you've been looking for!
My client, an established specialist acoustic consultancy is seeking a Graduate Acoustic Consultant to join its growing team in Bedfordshire. With projects spanning building acoustics, environmental noise and industrial applications, this is an opportunity to develop specialist expertise within a technical industry that combines science, engineering and practical problem-solving.
You do not necessarily need an acoustics degree. If you have studied Mathematics, Physics or a related technical subject and can demonstrate a genuine interest in acoustics, we would love to hear from you.
What is on offer?- Competitive graduate salary and benefits package
- Structured training and professional development
- Support towards relevant professional qualifications, subject to eligibility
- Exposure to a wide variety of acoustic and engineering projects
- The opportunity to develop specialist technical skills
- Long-term career development within an established consultancy
As a Graduate Acoustic Consultant, you will learn from experienced professionals while developing your knowledge of acoustic engineering and consultancy. Your work may include:
- Undertaking noise surveys and acoustic measurements
- Analysing data and interpreting technical results
- Supporting building and environmental acoustic assessments
- Assisting with acoustic modelling and technical calculations
- Preparing technical reports and developing practical solutions to noise-related challenges
- Working with clients and project teams across a range of sectors
- A degree in Mathematics, Physics, Acoustics or a related technical discipline
- A demonstrable interest in acoustics, sound or noise and vibration
- Strong analytical, numerical and problem-solving skills
- Good written and verbal communication
- A proactive attitude and willingness to learn
This is your chance to turn your academic knowledge into practical expertise, gain experience across varied projects and build a career in a specialist field with opportunities to keep learning and progressing.
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