BIM Architectural Production Specialist

BIM Architectural Production Specialist

Imagine starting your day by opening a coordinated model that you own—either the full drawing set for a small-to-mid size project or a defined package on a large, complex build. You move with minimal oversight, anticipating and correcting issues before the Project Architect ever sees them. By afternoon, you've advanced permit-ready sheets, resolved a tricky curtain wall head detail, and posted a clean coordination set to the team.

What you'll tackle

• Drive the creation of complete construction documents from design development through permit and bid stages.
• Lead cross-discipline model coordination (structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and civil), performing clash checks and maintaining a clear issue log.
• Generate and continuously synchronize door, window, room finish, and equipment schedules with the model.
• Draft advanced details: wall sections; stair and elevator sections; roof transition conditions; curtain wall head/sill/jamb; waterproofing terminations.
• Assemble code-review exhibits including occupancy/egress diagrams, life safety plans, and tagging for fire- and smoke-rated assemblies with correct UL designations.
• Manage consultant background files and publish disciplined coordination sets.
• Coach Level I drafters on standards, methods, and effective production workflows.
• Support construction administration by processing submittals into the record set and preparing ASKs and bulletin drawings.

What you bring

• 3–6 years of architectural production experience in a design firm or design-build setting.
• Expertise in Revit and AutoCAD, including families, parameters, phasing, work-sharing, view templates, and shared coordinates.
• Working command of building code fundamentals, ADA clearances, and rated assembly requirements.
• Ability to translate consultant redlines and field-verified conditions directly into the model and drawings.

Nice to have

• Custom Revit family development; familiarity with Dynamo.
• Field exposure or a construction background.
• Experience with Norman / Cleveland County and City of OKC permitting submittals.

Tools and proficiencies

• Revit, AutoCAD
• Architectural production standards
• ADA clearance knowledge
• Design firm workflows
• Dynamo exposure
• Mentorship mindset