BIM Modeler - Electrical

About the role

Egis, an international architecture, consulting and construction engineering group operating in 100 countries, is looking for an experienced and detail-oriented BIM Modeler - Electrical to join its team in Bengaluru, India. The role involves creating comprehensive electrical BIM models that drive project success, working closely with architects, structural engineers and MEP teams to deliver clash-free, accurate designs.

Key responsibilities

• Develop detailed and accurate electrical BIM models using Revit, AutoCAD and related software, in line with Indian electrical standards and project specifications
• Create 2D schematics and single-line diagrams, and generate construction drawings from BIM models
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams to identify and resolve design clashes, using Navisworks and Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC)
• Prepare electrical layouts covering power distribution, lighting, cable routing and containment, and support design teams with model updates and technical clarifications
• Assist with quantity take-offs, bills of quantities (BOQ) and coordination drawings, and help the BIM management team share information across disciplines
• Help build the MEP content library and mentor junior team members

Required profile

• Minimum 8+ years of professional experience in BIM electrical modeling on complex projects
• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline
• Strong knowledge of electrical systems, Indian electrical codes and standards, and BIM workflows
• Experience with collaborative platforms and Common Data Environments, especially ACC
• Ability to meet project deadlines and to mentor junior colleagues
• Preferred: experience on projects in the Indian market or South Asian region

Required skills

• Revit, AutoCAD, Navisworks and Revizto for electrical modeling
• Clash detection, coordination drawings and interdisciplinary design coordination
• Power distribution, lighting design, cable management and electrical containment
• Quantity take-offs and BOQ preparation