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Ecosi seeks Electrical BIM Modelers to develop precise Revit models (LOD 400) for electrical prefabrication and field installation on US projects, with a 50/50 on-site/remote work split.
Ideal candidates have at least 1 year of Revit experience, strong attention to detail, and coordination skills with architectural, structural, and mechanical teams.
Floridablanca, Colombia | Posted on 07/29/2026
We are seeking Electrical BIM Modelers to join our growing team and support the development of detailed BIM models and construction drawings for electrical prefabrication and field installation in commercial, industrial, and mission-critical projects in the United States.
This position focuses on creating accurate, constructible electrical models in Autodesk Revit at LOD 400, or progressing models toward LOD 400, for use in coordinating, fabricating, assembling, and installing electrical systems. The role also includes producing assembly, prefabrication, coordination, and installation drawings directly from the BIM model.
The ideal candidate is an Electrical Engineer with experience developing detailed electrical models. However, we also welcome applications from Mechanical, Civil, or Structural Engineers, architects, technologists, technicians, and experienced Revit modelers who have relevant electrical BIM experience and are interested in specializing in electrical prefabrication.
Different experience and education levels will be considered. Compensation and responsibilities will be determined based on each candidate’s technical background, BIM proficiency, and relevant project experience.
The Electrical BIM Modeler will develop and maintain detailed electrical models in Autodesk Revit, progressing design and coordination information into accurate, constructible LOD 400 models suitable for prefabrication, assembly, and field installation. The role includes modeling conduits, cable trays, electrical equipment, supports, hangers, branch circuits, feeders, and other required electrical components while accounting for routing, elevations, clearances, accessibility, constructability, and coordination with architectural, structural, mechanical, plumbing, and fire protection systems.
The modeler will produce prefabrication, assembly, shop, coordination, and installation drawings directly from the BIM model, including plans, sections, elevations, details, schedules, and material information. Responsibilities also include reviewing clash-detection results, resolving coordination conflicts, incorporating client comments and field information, maintaining accurate model parameters, and identifying missing information or potential constructability issues.
Because these models and drawings may be used to fabricate electrical assemblies and guide their installation in the field, accuracy and attention to detail are essential. The modeler must follow client BIM standards and quality-control procedures, collaborate with BIM coordinators, engineers, prefabrication teams, and field personnel, and meet production schedules while maintaining consistent model and drawing quality.
Hybrid Work Model: 50% on-site, 50% remote.
Global Exposure : Collaborate with US clients in an international environment.
Team Culture : Thrive in a collaborative and supportive workplace.
Competitive Compensation : That reflects your skills and contributions.