BIM Modeler

Job Description

Location: Remote, India (with flexible hours to align with the U.S. team) Type: Full-time, Contract Compensation: 600-1500 USD/mo, based on experience About Us At Sanctuary , we're creating a new standard for healthy, sustainable living. Our project blends thoughtful design, natural materials, and cutting-edge building technology to create communities that last for generations. We're growing fast and looking for 5 BIM Modelers to join our team and help bring our vision to life. If you love Revit, enjoy solving problems, and thrive in a collaborative, fast-paced environment - this is your chance to make an impact on a global scale. What You'll Do Create and maintain 3D models in Revit for architecture, MEP, and structural systems. Support design development and ensure accurate, clash-free model coordination. Assist in producing construction documents, including drawings, schedules, and material takeoffs. Help with visualization—renderings, walkthroughs, and presentations. Collaborate with architects, engineers, and consultants to keep designs moving forward. Contribute to construction sequencing, Revit family creation, and BIM automation (Dynamo). Support compliance with building standards and assist in preparing regulatory submissions. What You Bring Bachelor's degree in Architecture or a related field. Advanced proficiency in Revit; familiarity with AutoCAD, Excel, and Dynamo/Twinmotion. Understanding of BIM workflows, model integration, and basic clash detection. Detail-oriented mindset, with a proactive approach to problem-solving. Why join us? Remote: Flexibility to work from anywhere, while staying connected. Impact: Your models will help build homes that prioritize health, sustainability, and beauty. Growth: Learn directly from experienced architects and engineers on real-world projects. Global Exposure: Work on U.S.-based projects while building your skills for international standards Ready to bring your BIM skills to the next level? We'd love to hear from you! Show more Show less