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Sustainable Agriculture Extension Specialist Job Vacancy in Nyarugenge, Rwanda – Agriculture and Environmental Science
CDIil y a 23 jours
Job Description
Gisenyi, Rwanda
CDI
Salary: 3,500,000
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Green Building Energy Efficiency Specialist
Company: Arup Rwanda Location: Gisenyi, Rwanda Experience: 3-5 years Education: Bachelor’s in Environmental Engineering or Architecture Employment Type: Full-time Industry: Sustainable Architecture and Energy Department: Energy Systems Salary: 3,500,000 – 4,500,000 SSP annually Vacancies: 1
Company Overview Arup Rwanda is a global engineering and design firm specializing in sustainable infrastructure solutions. With projects spanning Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, Arup is committed to creating environmentally responsible and socially inclusive spaces. In Rwanda, the firm partners with government and private sectors to advance green building standards and energy-efficient urban development.
Job Overview This role focuses on designing and optimizing energy systems for commercial and residential buildings in Rwanda. The specialist will collaborate with architects, engineers, and policymakers to integrate renewable energy technologies and reduce carbon footprints. The position aligns with Rwanda’s Vision 2050 and the East African Green Building Council’s sustainability goals.
Key Responsibilities Conduct energy audits for new and existing buildings to identify efficiency improvements. Design HVAC, lighting, and insulation systems that meet LEED or Green Star certification standards. Model energy consumption using tools like EnergyPlus or IESVE. Prepare technical reports and presentations for stakeholders. Advocate for sustainable materials and construction practices.
Required Skills Proficiency in building energy simulation software. Knowledge of Rwandan building codes and climate conditions. Experience with solar PV, geothermal, or biomass energy systems. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. Fluency in English and Kinyarwanda.
Education Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering, Architectural Engineering, or a related field. A Master’s in Sustainable Design is a plus.
Experience 3–5 years in energy efficiency consulting, preferably in East Africa. Experience with green building certifications is required.
Salary 3,500,000 – 4,500,000 SSP annually, depending on experience.
Benefits Health insurance covering local and regional healthcare. Annual professional development budget. Performance-based bonuses. Flexible work hours. Relocation assistance for qualified candidates.
Training On-the-job training in Arup’s proprietary energy modeling tools. Workshops on East African climate resilience strategies. Leadership development programs.
Working Environment Arup Rwanda promotes a collaborative, inclusive workspace with modern offices in Gisenyi. The role involves field visits to construction sites and remote collaboration with international teams.
Application Process Submit your CV and a cover letter to the Arup Rwanda careers portal. Shortlisted candidates will be
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