Intermediate BIM Modelor

WSP•Toronto, ON

28d•Hybrid

About The Position

The future of building design is evolving, and this role places you at the forefront of innovative, intelligent structural design. As a Intermediate BIM Modeler – Structural, you will contribute to complex, multi‑disciplinary projects from concept through construction, shaping how communities experience the built environment. Based in Toronto or Markham, you will collaborate closely with engineers, designers, and BIM leaders in a fast‑paced, high‑impact setting.

Requirements

In‑depth experience modeling with Revit in a medium to large structural engineering or consulting environment.
Approximately 8+ years of BIM experience, with strong practical knowledge of building information modeling.
Experience working in construction and/or consulting services environments.
Advanced knowledge of Revit families, templates, and model management.
Understanding of Dynamo scripting and the value it brings to automation and efficiency.
Knowledge of interoperability between BIM modeling and design tools.
Strong problem‑solving ability with a creative, solutions‑oriented mindset.
Excellent communication, interpersonal, and collaboration skills, with a strong commitment to quality and deadlines.

Responsibilities

Develop and model structural building elements using Revit, supporting projects from early design through construction.
Take ownership of assigned modeling tasks, ensuring quality, accuracy, and alignment with project goals.
Coordinate effectively with structural engineers and other disciplines to deliver integrated design solutions.
Apply and support established BIM standards and modeling best practices across projects.
Create, maintain, and enhance advanced Revit families and templates to improve efficiency.
Champion BIM technologies and workflows that elevate production quality and effectiveness.
Participate in internal and external project meetings, contributing technical insight and collaboration.
Proactively expand technical and project knowledge through training and continuous learning.