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Mi-Tech Services, Inc. seeks a BIM Technician II to develop and maintain accurate 3D BIM models and construction drawings that support project execution.
You will work with engineers, project managers, and BIM leadership to ensure models are buildable and aligned with design intent and field realities. This role emphasizes model production, detailing, and documentation, with opportunities to improve workflows and participate in coordination and clash detection.
At Mi‑Tech, we deliver comprehensive engineering, design, and construction support for utility and infrastructure projects—from planning through execution. Our multidisciplinary team focuses on practical, innovative solutions that drive constructability, efficiency, and long-term value.
As part of the Michels Family of Companies, Mi‑Tech supports a wide range of industries including civil, geostructural, telecommunications, transportation, mission critical, and water/wastewater. Our work spans thousands of projects—from straightforward builds to some of the most complex infrastructure challenges in the world.
Behind every successful project is accurate, detailed modeling—and that starts with strong BIM talent.
As a BIM Technician II, you will play a hands-on role in developing and maintaining 3D models and construction drawings that directly support project execution.
This position is focused on model production, detailing, and documentation, working alongside engineers, project managers, and BIM leadership. You will help ensure models are accurate, buildable, and aligned with project requirements—bridging the gap between design intent and field reality.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys building models, solving technical challenges, and contributing to real-world construction outcomes without owning full coordination responsibilities.
Join Mi‑Tech and contribute to projects where accuracy, detail, and execution matter.
Here, your work doesn’t sit on a screen—it becomes part of something built to last.
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