Mechanical BIM (Building Services)

Connexus; Sydney; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Connexus in Sydney seeks a Mechanical Revit Modeller to join a well‑funded BIM team delivering complex projects across Australia. You will model mechanical systems in Revit, create and modify templates and families, and coordinate with architecture and structural teams on multi‑discipline environments.

Working with a locally based group and offshore support, you will focus on quality and efficiency, with decisions made quickly and ownership encouraged.

Qualifications

• Experience modelling mechanical systems in Revit.
• Ability to coordinate across multi‑discipline teams.
• Familiarity with BIM processes and templates.

Responsibilities

• Model mechanical systems in Revit and develop templates and families.
• Coordinate with architecture, structure, and MEP teams on complex projects.
• Maintain model quality and ensure timely delivery across disciplines.

Skills

Revit

BIM coordination

Mechanical modelling

Disciplines coordination

Tools

Autodesk Revit

Job description

What happens when you combine Tier 1 projects with a boutique culture, global backing, and a team that actually moves fast?

This practice was built by leaders who had done it all before. They watched a great consultancy get swallowed by a global firm and become something unrecognisable. So they built their own. The result is a practice with the project portfolio of a Tier 1, the culture of a Tier 2, and the commercial freedom that neither usually offers.

They now have over 260 engineers across Australia, with 160+ based out of their Sydney office. The leadership team carries decades of experience across some of the most complex and high-profile projects in the country.

The project list speaks for itself. Football stadiums, landmark commercial precincts, arts and cultural institutions, healthcare facilities, and a growing pipeline of mission critical and data centre work spanning Australia and APAC. There is also access to projects globally, giving you exposure that most local practices simply cannot offer.

The BIM team is well-established. You will sit within a good size, locally based group supported by a highly trained offshore resource, giving you the bandwidth to focus on quality work rather than volume.

Your core focus will be modelling mechanical systems in Revit, including creating and modifying models, templates, and families. From there you will coordinate with other disciplines across complex, multi-discipline project environments. The work is varied, the projects are interesting, and the team around you will push you to do your best work.

They are not bogged down in layers of approvals and legal red tape. Decisions get made quickly. People are trusted to do their jobs.

If you are a Mechanical Revit Modeller looking for a step up in project quality and a team that will invest in you, this is worth a conversation.