Senior BIM Modeler - Public Health Facilities

About the role

Egis, an international architecture, consulting and construction engineering firm operating in 100 countries, is looking for a Senior BIM Modeler to join its Bengaluru team. You will lead the creation of detailed Building Information Models for public health facilities, so that every design element supports patient care, operational efficiency and regulatory compliance.

Key responsibilities

• Create and manage detailed BIM models for public health facilities, from concept through construction documentation and handover
• Work with architects, engineers, healthcare consultants and contractors on integrated designs meeting public health standards
• Coordinate architectural, structural and MEP models to find and resolve clashes early
• Produce 3D visualizations and construction drawings that communicate design intent to stakeholders and construction teams
• Ensure models comply with building codes, NABH and WHO guidelines and Indian regulatory requirements
• Incorporate sustainable design and innovative technologies, and run quality assurance reviews of models
• Mentor junior BIM modelers and technical staff
• Manage project timelines, deliverables and resources, conduct site visits and present models and proposals to clients and regulators

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Architecture, Civil Engineering or a related field
• At least 8 years of BIM modeling experience, with at least 3 years on healthcare or public health projects
• Proven track record of delivering complex BIM projects on time and within budget
• Experience mentoring technical teams and strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills
• BIM certification or specialized training in healthcare facility design preferred; knowledge of sustainable design and green building standards preferred

Required skills

• Advanced proficiency in Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD and BIM coordination tools
• 3D modeling, visualization and construction documentation
• NABH guidelines, WHO recommendations and infection control design principles
• MEP coordination and clash detection