• Develop 3D models required for drawing preparation, clash reporting, and presentation aligned with the project LOD requirements and modeling standards. 
• Extract 3D models for clash analysis, schedule review, and QS. 
• Ensure coordination of all Model interfaces with designers and engineers of other disciplines. 
• Ensure all models, drawings and deliverables are checked to comply with project and company quality standards and BIM requirements. 
• Prepare the engineering drawings from the model that comprises basic arrangements, layouts, profiles, sections, etc. 
• Develop and extract 2D geometry from the models for internal reviews and coordination meetings. 
• Updating Revit models through the different stages, from LOD (100) till LOD (400) 
• Prepare BIM package submissions in accordance with project standards and requirements 

Bachelor's degree in landscape architecture with Minimum 3 years Revit experience within depth working knowledge of current Revit versions; Proficient in CAD design 2D/3D (AutoCAD and Revit). Able to demonstrate (skill assessment) ability to set up new Revit project files for the team; Demonstrate strong problem-solving skills and multitasking ability; Produce Revit Families according to project requirements. Able to maintain standards and library of Revit families/objects; Able to run clash detection in Revit. Strong computer skills; Experience in producing working drawings in Revit. Expert knowledge of Revit including use of parametric, generation of Bill of Material, assemblies, sub-assemblies, creation of families, etc. Advanced Revit skills are essential, including creating a federated model using Revit Links, creating/working with Revit Work sets, and professional use of shared coordinates. Proficient in a range of BIM Authoring, Scripting, Design Review, Coordination, Simulations and Collaboration Platforms: Essentials: (Revit Architecture, NavisWorks, BIM 360, Civil3D, AutoCAD). Knowledge of General BIM Model requirements (i.e., LOD, Naming convention, parametric modeling, etc.) Verbal and written English are essential.