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BIM Specialist
Big - Bjarke Ingels Group
A global architecture and design studio uniting architects, urbanists, interior, landscape and product designers.
Support project teams with BIM processes, Revit workflows and coordination.
13d ago
Intermediate (4-7 years), Junior (1-3 years)
Full Time
London, England, United Kingdom
Office Full-Time
Company Size
700 Employees
Service Specialisms
Architecture
Urbanism
Landscape design
Product design
Engineering
Planning
Interior design
Sector Specialisms
Architecture
Urbanism
Research and Development
Landscape
Engineering
Planning
Product Design
Residential
Role
What you would be doing
revit training
bim support
bim standards
3d coordination
parametric content
bim workflows
Train and mentor staff in Revit and related software
Support project teams by sharing BIM expertise and troubleshooting day-to-day issues
Contribute to the development of BIM standards, libraries and digital processes across offices
Lead 3D coordination tasks and model reviews, ensuring best practices are applied
Create and maintain project-specific and office-wide parametric content
Develop, implement and improve BIM workflows within and beyond Revit
The company was established in 2006, marking the beginning of its global architectural influence.
Revenue $100M-$200M Annually
Annual revenue range
The firm generates significant revenue annually, reflecting its strong financial health and global presence.
Known for a pragmatic-utopian approach, BIG blends everyday programmatic needs into innovative forms—think mountain housing or figure-eight apartments.
Signature projects include Copenhagen’s 8 House, Manhattan’s tetrahedron-shaped VIA 57 West, the Copenhill ski-power plant, and Amsterdam’s Sluishuis waterfront residence.
Their work spans residential, commercial, cultural and master-plan scale, as well as urban visioning, R&D, and campus and regional planning.
They collaborate globally—from Google’s Bay View campus to Toyota’s Woven City—and tackle large-scale infrastructure, urban design and experiential architecture.
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