At MosArt, we are shaping the future of sustainable architecture, delivering some of the most ambitious and ground-breaking projects in Ireland and across Europe. From large-scale residential developments to cutting-edge commercial buildings, our portfolio spans a diverse range of complex, high-performance projects that push the boundaries of design and energy efficiency. We are proud to be leading the way on landmark Passive House projects, including thousands of residential units and challenging, innovative building typologies. If you're looking to be part of a dynamic, forward-thinking team working on the frontlines of sustainable design, MosArt offers an unparalleled opportunity to contribute to projects that redefine the built environment and make a real impact on the future. Join us, and be part of the revolution in creating buildings that nurture both people and the planet.

 

Key Responsibilities: 

• Assist MosArt Clients and colleagues with optimising Heating, Cooling, Domestic Hot Water & Ventilation approaches, to meet Passive House on large scale projects – mostly residential (100+ units) with some non-residential  

• Interpret MEP schematics and layout drawings submitted by MEP Designers and advise colleagues on the appropriate inputs for the PHPP models 

• Provide high level technical support to MosArt clients and colleagues on MEP systems and market trends in such systems 

• Coordinate the flow of MEP documentation from the MEP designers to the Passive House Certifiers, to ensure that the necessary documentation is available to ensure that Passive House Certification can be completed.

 

The ideal candidate would have the following: 

• Good communication skills, with the ability to bring others onboard with their ideas 

• Strong analytical and problem solving abilities 

• Strong commercial awareness and a keen interest in Sustainability 

• Solid understanding of heat pump systems in modern buildings is a considerable advantage 

• An understanding of the MEP servicing approaches for Passive House buildings - this would be a distinct advantage 

• Experience in PHPP – this would be a distinct advantage but is not necessary as full training will be provided 

• Working knowledge of AutoCAD and Microsoft Excel/Word, as a minimum 

• Working knowledge of Revit, would be an advantage but not necessary
   

Educational Requirements: 

• Level 7 degree in Building Engineering, Building Services Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or other relevant qualification 

• Trade Qualified Plumbers (or similar) will also be considered, where there is a strong understanding of the engineering principles applied to heating, cooling and domestic hot water systems
   

Benefits 

• Competitive salary based on experience 

• Expenses, where applicable, will also be paid at the end of the month 

• Working hours 8:30am to 5:30pm Monday to Thursday & .8:30am to 1pm on Friday. It’s very important to us that staff don’t work additional hours if at all possible 

• Annual leave – 21 days 

• Quarterly socials: The full MosArt team meet up three times per year, including at Christmas 

• Healthcare: Access to Laya EAP  

• Continuous Professional Development for career growth is strongly encouraged