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Core Talent Pty Ltd is seeking an experienced BIM Lead (Architecture) in Sydney to drive BIM strategy, standards and implementation across a leading architectural practice. You will work hands-on with Revit and digital workflows, guiding project teams and officiating best-practice processes to improve delivery.
You will mentor coordinators, develop templates and libraries, review models for quality, and stay ahead of emerging design technology.
This established Australian design practice has a long-standing reputation for delivering complex, design-led projects across architecture, interiors and urban design. The business works across a broad range of sectors and brings together large multidisciplinary teams across its Australian studios.
The practice places a strong emphasis on design quality, collaboration and the use of technology to improve the way projects are designed, documented and delivered. Its BIM and Design Technology function plays an important role in supporting project teams and continually improving how the practice works.
This is an opportunity for an experienced BIM Lead / BIM Manager to take ownership of BIM strategy, standards and implementation within a leading architectural practice.
You will work closely with project teams, leadership and the wider Design Technology function to ensure BIM processes are being effectively implemented across projects.
The role is suited to someone who enjoys being hands-on with BIM technology while also having the influence to improve systems, processes and capability across a large practice.
You will have the opportunity to shape how teams use Revit and BIM, support project delivery, develop internal capability and contribute to the ongoing evolution of digital design technology.
This is an environment where BIM and technology are treated as an important part of the design and delivery process, rather than simply a technical support function.
The practice encourages people to share knowledge, develop their skills and work across disciplines. There is a genuine investment in professional development, with structured training and opportunities to suggest and pursue new areas of learning.