Structural BIM Technician

London | Hybrid

We’re working with a leading structural engineering practice that is looking to speak with experienced Structural BIM Technicians that specialise in computational and parametric design who can bridge the gap between advanced digital geometry and structural BIM delivery.

This is not a traditional BIM Technician position. The role will focus heavily on advanced Rhino and Grasshopper modelling, particularly around complex, non-standard and geometrically challenging structures. You’ll be responsible for developing and refining parametric workflows, creating reliable Rhino/Grasshopper Revit interoperability processes and translating computational geometry into practical, coordinated and buildable Revit elements. This will include working with curved, faceted and freeform geometries, supporting the development of computational design approaches that improve the efficiency and accuracy of structural BIM delivery, and managing complex Revit Structure models alongside advanced computational workflows.

You’ll also work closely with structural engineers, BIM specialists and project teams to develop digital solutions to project specific geometry and modelling challenges.

• Advanced proficiency in Rhino and Grasshopper.
• Strong Revit Structure capability and a solid understanding of structural BIM.
• Demonstrable experience developing Grasshopper/Rhino-to-Revit workflows.
• Strong knowledge of complex 3D geometry, including curved, faceted, freeform and non-standard forms.
• Experience with parametric modelling and computational design methodologies.
• An understanding of geometry rationalisation and how complex forms can be translated into practical structural elements.
• Experience working with large and/or complex Revit models.
• A good understanding of BIM coordination, model management and BEP requirements.
• The ability to communicate effectively with structural engineers and design teams and turn computational concepts into practical project solutions.

This would suit someone who sees themselves as more than a traditional BIM Technician, someone who enjoys solving complex geometric problems, developing parametric workflows and pushing the way computational design is integrated into structural BIM.

You’ll have the opportunity to work on technically challenging projects where complex geometry and digital design require a more sophisticated approach to modelling and coordination.