About the role
Associate Counsellor (Industrial ecology & Systems Modelling)
Role: Material-flow analysis, industrial resource productivity, computational modelling and /
or technology assessment.
Experience: Approximately 5–6 years of relevant professional experience in industrial
ecology, resource systems analysis, or industrial resource (material) efficiency.
Preferred Educational Background: Master's degree in Chemical Engineering, Industrial
Ecology, Industrial and Environmental Systems Engineering, Systems Engineering or a
related discipline, preferably with specialisation in resource efficiency, process systems,
industrial sustainability or computational modelling.
Essential Competencies
• Material-flow analysis: Material and substance-flow accounting, material balances,
and resource-use assessments.
• Systems analysis: Understanding of interactions between energy, water, carbon,
materials including system boundaries.
• Quantitative modelling: Ability to work on computational models, undertake scenario
analysis and evaluate alternative resource-use or technological pathways.
• Analytical tools: Working proficiency in Python, R or comparable computational
tools for data analysis, and visualisation.
Desirable Specialised Capabilities
• Critical-material and material supply-chain analysis.
• Resource exchange between processes and unit operations.
• Input-output analysis and process integration tools and techniques.
• Circularity assessment for batteries, solar PV, wind turbines, electronics etc.
• Experience with ISO 14040/14044 life-cycle assessment frameworks and reporting
standards.
Preferred Professional Experience: Candidates should preferably have undertaken applied
research or consulting assignments involving industrial systems, resource transitions, or
technology assessments. Candidates should have demonstrated ability to integrate scientific
and engineering analysis into practical decision-support tools would be particularly valuable.
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