Francesco Mariottini joined the REHVA team on 1 April as Assistant Project Engineer.
Francesco has been trained as researcher in environmental and energy topics before obtaining his Master in Engineering; he continued to specialise in indoor comfort and energy efficiency through professional trainings in Italy and abroad (e.g. at London Metropolitan University). In2013 he performed energy performance certifications of houses before collaborating with Sofia Energy Agency within different European projects related to building performances and statistics (e.g. ENTRANZE). From 2011 to 2013, he has also worked as system administrator and software developer, focusing mainly on management of databases for various companies. From 2014 to 2016 Francesco worked at the Buildings Performance Institute Europe where he managed statistics on building stock and technical systems (e.g. EPISCOPE and BPIE Data Hub), realised cross-country reports on the implementation of EED and EPBD directives (e.g. on NZEB definitions, EPCs and Qualification and Accreditation of Certifiers), analysed regulatory frameworks and wrote publications on technical requirements ( e.g. study on Indoor Air Quality). Proficient in English, French and Italian (native speaker), he also enjoy performing researches and analysing regulatory frameworks in other languages (e.g. Spanish, Portuguese, German, Romanian and Dutch).
Francesco Mariottini has been trained as researcher in environmental and energy topics before obtaining his Master in Engineering; he continued to specialise in indoor comfort and energy efficiency through professional trainings in Italy and abroad (e.g. at London Metropolitan University).
In2013 he performed energy performance certifications of houses before collaborating with Sofia Energy Agency within different European projects related to building performances and statistics (e.g. ENTRANZE). From 2011 to 2013, he has also worked as system administrator and software developer, focusing mainly on management of databases for various companies.
From 2014 to 2016 Francesco worked at the Buildings Performance Institute Europe where he managed statistics on building stock and technical systems (e.g. EPISCOPE and BPIE Data Hub), realised cross-country reports on the implementation of EED and EPBD directives (e.g. on NZEB definitions, EPCs and Qualification and Accreditation of Certifiers), analysed regulatory frameworks and wrote publications on technical requirements ( e.g. study on Indoor Air Quality). Proficient in English, French and Italian (native speaker), he also enjoy performing researches and analysing regulatory frameworks in other languages (e.g. Spanish, Portuguese, German, Romanian and Dutch).