About the opportunity
Are you looking for a REVIT Structural Modeler position in Lisbon where you can develop BIM models with a high level of precision and work on coordination between Structures and the other project disciplines?
At A400, you will work on creating and managing three-dimensional Structural models, contributing to the quality of the information produced and to compatibility with the different Engineering and Architecture specialties.
This REVIT Structural Modeler position in Lisbon is intended for professionals with at least 5 years of experience in BIM design and modeling of structures and foundations, solid knowledge of REVIT, and the ability to work on large-scale and complex projects.
Your role at A400
- Create and manage three-dimensional Structural models in REVIT;
- Develop modeling of structures and foundations with rigor and precision;
- Ensure the quality and consistency of information integrated into the models;
- Ensure compatibility of Structural models with the other specialties and with Architecture;
- Support the development and updating of models throughout the different project phases;
- Work in coordination with engineers and other members of multidisciplinary teams;
- Contribute to the identification and resolution of incompatibilities during project development.
What we are looking for in you
- Minimum professional experience of 5 years in BIM design and modeling of structures and foundations;
- Solid knowledge of REVIT;
- Experience in developing and managing structural models;
- Ability to work in a team and coordinate information with different disciplines;
- Rigor, attention to detail, and organizational skills;
- Interest in participating in large-scale and complex projects.
What you will find at A400
- Participation in national and international projects of different scales and levels of complexity;
- Development of BIM Structural models in a multidisciplinary context;
- Direct coordination with Engineering and Architecture teams;
- Exposure to different structural solutions and coordination challenges throughout the projects.
