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MADE Careers is partnering with a leading international architecture and design practice to appoint a Design Technology Manager in London. The senior role bridges design, technology and project delivery, shaping tools, workflows and digital standards across projects.
You will work hands-on with Revit, Dynamo, Rhino and Grasshopper, developing workflows, content and automation while contributing to BIM standards and digital platforms.
MADE Careers is working with a leading international architecture and design practice looking to appoint a Design Technology Manager to its London team.
This is a senior technical role sitting between design, technology and project delivery, working across architectural and design teams to develop the tools, workflows and digital standards that support projects across the wider practice.
The remit goes well beyond BIM management. Alongside Revit and BIM strategy, you’ll work across computational design, automation, cloud based delivery and emerging design technologies, helping project teams solve complex problems while developing more efficient ways of working.
The Role
Working closely with Design Technology, IT and project teams, you’ll support the development and implementation of digital workflows across the practice, from initial project setup through to delivery.
You’ll take a hands on role in Revit, Dynamo, Rhino and Grasshopper, developing workflows, content and automation while supporting teams with technically complex project requirements.
There is also a wider strategic element to the position, contributing to BIM standards, digital platforms, training and the continued development of the practice’s approach to design technology.
Responsibilities
What We’re Looking For
Why This Role
This would suit someone who has moved beyond traditional BIM coordination and wants a broader role across Design Technology and computational design.
You’ll remain close to live architectural projects while having the scope to develop new workflows, test emerging technology and influence how digital tools are used across an international design practice.
It’s particularly relevant for someone who enjoys the technical depth of Revit, Dynamo, Rhino and Grasshopper, but also wants the wider responsibility of improving how design teams work.