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The Architectural Technologist role focuses on technically complex data centre projects, delivering accurate Revit documentation and BIM coordination from design development through construction.
You will collaborate with architects, project leaders, consultants and contractors within a globally connected practice, gaining exposure to large-scale, mission-critical environments and extensive staff development programs.
This role involves working as an Architectural Technologist to focus on technically complex data centre projects. Success means delivering accurate, coordinated Revit documentation packages, collaborating closely with architects, project leaders, consultants, and contractors from design development through construction.
The role offers exposure to a broad technical environment integrating architecture, structure, services, and operational requirements, enhancing BIM and technical delivery skills.
The position is within a globally connected practice known for technical excellence and offers long-term career growth on large, complex projects with industry relevance.
Data centres are one of the fastest-growing technical sectors in architecture, and this role gives you the chance to build specialist experience that is becoming increasingly valuable across the industry.
You’ll work on large, mission-critical projects where detailed documentation, BIM coordination and buildability genuinely matter. The projects involve substantial consultant teams and highly serviced environments, giving you exposure to a level of technical coordination that is difficult to gain in more conventional architecture sectors.
This role will suit an Architectural Technologist who enjoys the detailed side of architecture and Revit documentation. You’ll work from design development through construction, resolving details, coordinating consultant information and helping make sure documentation is accurate, coordinated and ready to build.
You’ll also have access to a much wider professional network than you would in a typical local studio. The business operates across 50+ offices globally and invests heavily in staff development, with thousands of internal learning programs each year, international knowledge-sharing and opportunities to learn from specialists working across different markets.
This is one of the world’s largest architecture and design practices.
The Sydney studio is based in the CBD and works across architecture, interiors and strategy, with experience across workplace, commercial, residential, hospitality, technology and complex infrastructure environments. Its scale gives staff access to specialist expertise, research and technical knowledge from across the international business while still working within a locally established Sydney team.
The practice places significant emphasis on professional development and internal progression. Staff have access to extensive learning programs, research opportunities and international knowledge sharing, alongside structured reward programs linked to the performance of the wider business.