BIM Manager

BIM Manager
Revit | Design-Focused Architecture Studio

Enjoy improving systems, supporting Architects and getting the very best out of Revit? This could be the role for you.

• Lead BIM across the studio
• Shape Revit standards
• Long-term technical leadership

Over the years I've met plenty of BIM Managers. The best ones aren't simply Revit experts. They're approachable, enjoy helping others, and become the people project teams naturally turn to when they need help solving problems.

That's exactly the type of person this studio is hoping to find.

This role is about much more than maintaining BIM standards. You'll become a trusted technical resource across the studio, helping project teams work more efficiently, improving workflows and making the most of Revit throughout the design and documentation process.

Just as importantly, this role will suit someone who understands that BIM exists to support great architecture, not the other way around. The ideal person will already be working within a design-led architectural studio and enjoy helping Architects deliver beautifully resolved projects.

Why this role is worth considering

Not every BIM role is about managing the largest team or chasing the highest salary. Sometimes it's about the quality of the architecture, the people you'll work alongside and having the opportunity to influence the way an entire studio works.

You'll lead BIM standards and workflows, working closely with project teams to improve documentation, consistency and the way Revit is used across the studio.

If you enjoy sharing your knowledge, solving problems and helping others deliver better work, I think you'll enjoy this role.

What you'll be doing

• Lead BIM standards and workflows across the studio
• Support Architects with Revit and technical problem solving
• Develop and improve templates, families and documentation standards
• Coordinate model quality and documentation consistency
• Mentor project teams and share BIM knowledge
• Identify opportunities to improve systems and workflows

What they're looking for

• Advanced Revit proficiency
• Previous experience as a BIM Manager, BIM Coordinator or similar within an Australian architectural studio
• Experience working in a design-led architectural studio where design quality and documentation are equally valued
• Strong understanding of Australian documentation standards and construction documentation
• Experience supporting multiple project teams
• Someone who enjoys helping others and improving the way teams work
• Full, unrestricted Australian working rights (no sponsorship available) and currently residing in Australia

Role standouts

What stood out to me about this brief was the emphasis placed on the person rather than just the software.

They're looking for someone who enjoys being the go-to person within the studio. Someone who's approachable, patient, enjoys sharing their knowledge and takes pride in helping project teams deliver their best work.

If you're looking for a role where your influence extends well beyond managing Revit models, I'd encourage you to get in touch.

Interested?

If you'd like to learn more about the role, the projects or whether it's the right next step for your career, I'd be happy to have a conversation before you decide whether to apply.

Call or email me directly:
04•• ••• 090 or ••••@acrworld.com

Matthew James Graham, BArch
Business Manager | Architecture & Interiors