BIM - Electrical

The Opportunity To design, develop, and maintain high-quality, standardized Revit content (families) that meets defined geometric, parametric, and data requirements, enabling consistent, efficient, and high-quality BIM project delivery across all business lines and regions

How You’ll Make An Impact

• Create Revit families as per approved specifications, standards, and LOD requirements.
• Ensure families are parametric, performance-optimized, and project-ready.
• Maintain and improve existing content libraries based on feedback and evolving standards.
• Follow naming conventions, quality checklists, and approval workflows.
• Collaborate with Digital Content Library Manager and BIM stakeholders.
• Support content delivery and clarifications via ACC / RFI workflows.
• Provide project support within Revit when required.
• Apply correct family categories, subcategories, reference planes, constraints, and parameters.
• Create type-driven and instance-driven families based on usage needs
• Implement approved shared parameters, naming conventions, and data structures.
• Ensure families meet library quality checklists prior to submission
• Review and enhance existing families to support new tools, workflows, or updates.

Your Background

• Master’s or bachelor’s degree in electrical, Civil or mechanical engineering.
• Have minimum work experience of 2-5+ years in Revit.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work collaboratively across regions and disciplines.
• Openness to feedback and continuous improvement.
• Ownership mindset for content quality and delivery.
• Strong expertise in Autodesk Revit family creation.
• Good understanding of parametric modeling, nested/shared families, and visibility controls.
• Knowledge of BIM standards and Level of Development (LOD).
• Awareness of Revit project environments and downstream usage.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to work with minimal supervision.
• Clear communication and collaboration skills.

Publication date : 2026-10-06