BIM Modeler, Structural

What you'll do

As BIM Modeler, Structural, you'll own the structural model on Giga's AI data center projects — foundations, steel, module frames, and equipment pads that everything else in the build sits on. You'll work in both Revit and AutoCAD, translating CAD deliverables from partners and EPC contractors into the federated Revit model and back out again where required, since that translation is core to the job, not an afterthought. You'll build the structural side of our BIM capability rather than maintain someone else's, creating the families, templates, and standards Giga uses on the next campus. Expect to coordinate directly with structural Engineers of Record, electrical and mechanical engineers, procurement, and site crews, checking your anchor bolt layouts against transformers we're already building in our own factory.

Where you'll work

This role is based out of our Houston, TX design engineering office, working alongside the BIM Lead and the rest of the BIM/VDC team. We are an in-office culture — velocity matters when you're building physical infrastructure, and the best decisions happen in the room. That said, we will consider remote for truly exceptional talent who can demonstrate the modeling depth this role requires; if you're the right person, we'll have a conversation about what works.

Responsibilities

Model the structural discipline in Revit — structural steel framing, module and skid base frames, equipment support steel, platforms, and guarding

Model foundations, equipment pads, embeds, and anchor bolt setting plans for heavy equipment, coordinated directly against equipment general arrangement drawings

Verify anchor bolt and stub-up locations against equipment GAs before pour and before shop release

Model structural framing for enclosures, e-houses, and the GigaPod / GigaBase module products at fabrication-ready detail

Model outdoor structural scope — bus supports, cable trench, equipment platforms, bollards, and fencing

Convert incoming AutoCAD structural drawings and partner deliverables into native Revit geometry, and produce CAD output back out where required, keeping both in sync

Maintain the structural model within the federated model set, run Navisworks clash detection, and resolve structural-side conflicts rather than just reporting them

Produce structural drawing packages — foundation plans, framing plans, sections, embed and anchor bolt layouts — and issue through project gates (30/60/90%, IFA, IFP, IFC)

Build and maintain the parametric Revit family library for repeatable structural content so future projects start from validated content

Requirements

5+ years modeling structural scope in Revit for industrial, energy, substation, or mission-critical projects; commercial or residential experience alone will not transfer

Expert-level Autodesk Revit, including Revit Structure, family creation, parametric content, worksharing, and shared coordinates

Strong AutoCAD fluency — genuinely comfortable moving work in both directions between AutoCAD and Revit without losing accuracy

Demonstrated experience with foundations, equipment pads, and anchor bolt or embed layouts for heavy equipment

Working knowledge of IBC, ASCE 7, ACI 318, and AISC 360

Able to read and work from structural calculations, geotechnical reports, and equipment general arrangement drawings

Navisworks proficiency, including running clash tests and resolving interference in your own models

Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship

Bonus points

Data center or mission-critical experience — multi-block campuses, power train structures, high-density equipment support

Substation structural work — equipment foundations, bus supports, dead-end structures, oil containment

Modular or prefabricated work where the model drives a factory build and gets reused rather than redrawn

Steel detailing exposure — Advance Steel, Tekla Structures, or SDS/2

Dynamo or Revit API scripting to automate repetitive modeling and QA