Acoustics

TEECOM hires by discipline, not by open requisition. We are growing — multiple teams across the US, UK, and India are actively hiring to grow their teams.

When you apply here, you are applying to TEECOM for a role in Acoustics. Rather than interviewing for a single posted role, you will go through a structured Discipline Assessment that establishes your level and demonstrated capability. Once your level is determined, TEECOM’s recruiting and leadership teams identify the opportunity and team where your skills, experience, and goals can have the greatest impact while aligning with the needs of the business.

Roles span Designer II through Principal, Senior Consultant. We use your assessment to understand where your experience and strengths fit best, including the level and title that reflect your capabilities.

If you have meaningful experience in more than one discipline, apply to your primary discipline and tell your recruiter about your secondary discipline(s) during your Introduction Call. You may be scheduled for a separate Discipline Assessment for each one.

Acoustics at TEECOM

What We're Looking For

We hire at all levels — the strongest acoustics candidates are curious, coachable, and willing to challenge their own analysis before calling it done. If you don’t have everything on this list yet, that’s expected — TEECOM develops people through structured documentation, mentorship, and real project work.

• Experience performing acoustical analysis and preparing clear recommendations across one or more areas: sound isolation, room finishes and shaping, mechanical systems noise and vibration, and environmental noise
• Ability to produce acoustical recommendations, specification sections, and construction-phase documentation
• Proficiency with acoustical modeling and analysis tools — ODEON, EASE, Insul, SoundPlan, Treble, or similar
• Familiarity with key standards and guidelines — ASHRAE, ANSI, ASTM, ASA, IBC, and applicable codes for noise and vibration
• Experience with field measurement and verification of acoustical conditions — preferred
• Degree in architectural acoustics, acoustics, physics, any four-year engineering discipline, or a closely related technical field — preferred
• INCE Board Certification — preferred
• Ability to manage your own work independently across multiple concurrent projects

*TEECOM covers exam fees and study materials for certifications relevant to your discipline, pays a one-time bonus when you pass, and funds all continuing education — including conference attendance.