BIM Modeler

Job Description

BIM Modeler

Location: Chandler, AZ (Intel Ocotillo Campus) or Tempe, AZ office

Duration: 6-month contract, with potential for conversion to a term position

Work Arrangement: Onsite

Overtime: Required

Work Authorization: Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without employer sponsorship

Position Overview

Our client is seeking a BIM Modeler with electrical design experience to support construction facility design activities at the Intel Ocotillo plant in Chandler, Arizona. This role requires hands-on experience using Autodesk Revit to develop and maintain building information models for electrical systems in a construction or facilities environment.

The ideal candidate has experience working with electrical systems within coordinated BIM models and can collaborate with engineers, designers, and construction teams to support accurate, constructible designs. Experience with Autodesk Navisworks is strongly preferred.

This is a six-month contract with the possibility of conversion to a long term position based on project needs and performance.

Key Responsibilities

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• Develop, modify, and maintain electrical BIM models using Autodesk Revit for construction and facility design projects.
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• Model electrical distribution systems and components, including cable trays, junction boxes, conduit, electrical equipment, and other electrical infrastructure.
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• Perform fieldwork and onsite verification to assess existing conditions, validate model accuracy, and identify discrepancies between BIM models, design drawings, and actual field installations.
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• Incorporate field measurements, observations, and verified conditions into Revit models to support accurate construction documentation and installation planning.
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• Review design drawings, layouts, and project documentation to ensure model accuracy and consistency with project requirements.
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• Use Autodesk Navisworks, when applicable, to review coordinated models, perform clash detection, and support resolution of design and installation conflicts.
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• Collaborate with engineers, designers, field personnel, and construction teams to address modeling issues and ensure electrical systems are accurately represented and coordinated.
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• Update BIM models to reflect design revisions, field conditions, installation progress, and construction changes.
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