Acoustic Engineer

Description

ACOUSTIEG is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Acoustic Engineer with more than 5 years of hands‑on experience in implementing and supporting acoustic solutions for architectural and commercial projects.

The successful candidate will play a key role in the design, execution, testing, and optimization of acoustic treatments, conducting site measurements, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure effective integration of acoustic systems within project constraints.

• Bachelor’s degree in Acoustical Engineering, Architectural Engineering
  , or a related field.

• Minimum 5 years of professional experience in acoustic design, soundproofing, or related fields.

• Strong understanding of international acoustic standards and principles.

• Proficiency in acoustic simulation and measurement tools.

• Excellent communication and teamwork skills.

• Ability to prepare clear technical reports and maintain structured project documentation.

• Portfolio showcasing previous acoustic projects (drawings, site photos, reports).

• Certification or formal training in acoustic analysis and simulation software.

• Implement and support Box‑to‑Box acoustic insulation systems
  , with a strong understanding of their application in environments such as meeting rooms, studios, and commercial spaces.

• Work with a wide range of acoustic and soundproofing materials, including but not limited to:

  • Rockwool (Mineral Wool)

  • Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV)

  • Resilient Channels

  • Double Layer Gypsum Systems

• Provide design input and technical recommendations based on the performance and properties of various acoustic products, including:

  • Acoustic Panels

  • Suspended Acoustic Baffles

  • Wood Wool Panels

  • PET (Polyester) Panels

• Conduct on‑site acoustic measurements before and after installation
  , including:

  • RT60 (Reverberation Time) measurements

  • Background Noise Level testing

• Utilize acoustic simulation and analysis software such as:

  • EASE

  • Odeon

  • Insul

  • SoundPLAN

  • CATT‑Acoustic

• Identify, analyze, and address both airborne sound and structure‑borne sound
  , applying targeted and effective solutions for each.

• Apply and interpret acoustic performance standards, including:

  • STC (Sound Transmission Class) – for sound insulation between spaces

  • NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) – for sound absorption within a space

• Collaborate closely with architectural, structural, and MEP teams to integrate acoustic treatments without impacting other systems.

• Investigate and resolve post‑construction acoustic complaints
  , identifying root causes and implementing corrective actions.

• Prepare and maintain detailed project documentation, including:

  • Technical drawings

  • Material specifications

  • Acoustic test reports

  • Site photos and as‑built records