BIM Architect Engineer

Position Summary

We are looking for a BIM - Architecture professional with strong hands-on Revit capability and sound architectural documentation knowledge. The role involves developing coordinated architectural BIM models, producing construction-ready documentation, resolving multidisciplinary coordination issues and taking ownership of assigned project deliverables.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain architectural BIM models in Autodesk Revit in accordance with project requirements and defined LOD.
• Prepare plans, sections, elevations, details, schedules, working drawings and Good for Construction (GFC) documentation.
• Develop detailed architectural elements including doors, windows, finishes and other project-specific components.
• Support Scan-to-CAD / Scan-to-BIM workflows and convert source information into accurate, usable BIM models where required.
• Coordinate architectural models with structural and MEP disciplines and resolve identified coordination issues.
• Perform model and drawing checks, incorporate redlines/client comments and maintain revision accuracy.
• Follow project naming conventions, templates, BIM standards, documentation protocols and information requirements.
• Support preparation and improvement of Revit families, view templates, schedules, standards and workflows.
• Deliver assigned work within agreed quality and schedule requirements and communicate risks early.

Technical & Functional Expertise

• Autodesk Revit - Architecture: Advanced
• AutoCAD: Working/Advanced
• Architectural BIM modelling: LOD 300-400
• GFC / working drawings and detailing
• Families, schedules and view templates
• Multidisciplinary BIM coordination and clash review

Preferred Exposure

• Scan-to-BIM / point-cloud based modelling
• Navisworks Manage
• International projects and client standards
• BIM 360 / Autodesk Construction Cloud
• Knowledge of architectural codes, detailing standards and project lifecycle

What You Bring

• Degree/Diploma in Architecture, Architectural Engineering or a related discipline.
• 3-5 years of relevant experience in architectural BIM and documentation.
• Strong understanding of architectural drawings, building elements, detailing and constructability.
• Ability to personally execute and clearly articulate your contribution to projects.
• Good English communication and coordination skills.
• Ownership mindset, attention to detail, adaptability and commitment to delivery.

Candidate Profile - Information to Provide

To help us assess role fit fairly and understand your individual contribution, please provide concise, specific information on the following:

Top 5 Core Skills: List your five strongest technical/functional capabilities relevant to this position.

Software / Tools Proficiency: Mention the software/tool and your proficiency level (Basic / Working / Advanced / Expert).

Primary Domain Expertise: State your principal domain expertise, such as AEC, BIM, Engineering Design, Architecture, MEP, Industrial Projects, etc.

Key Projects / Assignments Personally Handled: Briefly describe what you personally executed and delivered on the projects you mention. Focus on your own contribution rather than the overall project/team scope.

Role Alignment: In 5-6 lines, explain why your experience and capabilities are well suited to this position.

Professional Strengths: What professional strengths or capabilities differentiate you?

Growth & Career Goals: What would you expect to learn, develop and achieve over the next 2-3 years, and how would this opportunity contribute to those goals?

Current Compensation & Availability: Provide Current CTC (Fixed + Variable), Notice Period, and Earliest Possible Joining Date, if selected.

Working schedule: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Monday to Friday. As client and project requirements can occasionally create genuine business-critical situations, reasonable flexibility may sometimes be required, subject to applicable company policies and statutory requirements. We expect sound judgement: protect the client commitment, communicate risk early, seek support when appropriate, and avoid compromising quality or sustainable working practices.

Problem-Solving & Decision-Making

Be prepared to describe one challenging technical or professional problem you personally solved recently, including the challenge, your approach, specific actions, outcome and learning.

Accountability, Integrity & Professional Collaboration

• Own mistakes promptly when identified and communicate their potential impact on quality, schedule, cost or client commitments.
• Take corrective action, involve the right people early, and learn from the issue rather than hiding or passing responsibility.
• Collaborate respectfully across disciplines and maintain a customer-first, solution-oriented approach.
• Demonstrate integrity in technical work, reporting, documentation, time commitments and communication.