We do not sponsor employees for work authorization in the U.S. for this position.

Associate degree, technical diploma, certificate, or formal training in design/drafting, BIM/VDC, engineering technology, construction technology, CAD, or related technical programs will also be considered.
An equivalent combination of technical education, design/drafting experience, BIM or digital delivery training, and relevant project experience may be considered in lieu of a degree.

5+ years of BIM, VDC, model coordination, or related digital delivery experience in a multi-discipline project environment.
Experience supporting model coordination, model federation, issue tracking, model reviews, and project deliverable support.
Familiarity with Digital Delivery Plans, BIM Execution Plans, project model standards, or model coordination procedures, with willingness to help execute and improve those workflows.
Working knowledge of Revit and Navisworks, or comparable model authoring and coordination tools.
Ability to communicate clearly with project teams, facilitate coordination discussions, follow up on action items, and work across multiple disciplines.

Experience in power, nuclear, industrial, energy, or other highly coordinated engineering projects.
Exposure to ISO 19650 principles, CDE workflows, model review practices, or structured information delivery concepts.
Familiarity with model version control, model archive practices, issue follow-up tracking, and coordination meeting support.
Familiarity with model exchange workflows such as IFC, client exports, or other project-specific exchange requirements.
Certifications such as Autodesk Certified Professional, CM-BIM, SmartPlant training, or other relevant digital delivery, BIM, or VDC credentials are a plus.

Works closely with Project Managers, Discipline Leads, BIM Leads, IT support resources, and external partners as required by the project.
Supports project teams directly, serving as a day-to-day digital delivery and model coordination resource for assigned nuclear and power projects.

Occasional travel to project sites or client offices as required by project needs.
Extended screen time typical of model-based coordination, issue management, and remote collaboration.