Revit Family Specialist
advastar recruiting staffingDenver (CO)
About the role
A national manufacturer of pre-engineered structures is hiring a BIM Specialist to own the last stage of Revit content before it goes live across the organization. You will take families and content that have been designed or modified and get them production-ready — clean, standards-compliant, and reliable for every downstream user. This is a content-quality role, not a project-design role: your output is the library other designers build with. Strong Revit family builders who care about consistency and getting details right will find a clear, focused mandate here and a direct line of impact across every project the company produces.**Build Revit families from scratch for MEP contentAnticipate $75K-$85K, based on experienceFull suite of benefits: Health/Dental/Vision, PTORemote (U.S.)
Overview:
Finalize and refine Revit families so they are ready for production use company-wideStandardize parameters, types, and naming so content behaves predictably for every userBring content into alignment with established BIM standards and templatesPrepare finalized families for QA/QC testing and integrate approved content into the master build templateResolve content issues in coordination with the broader BIM teamKeep the production library clean, consistent, and trustworthy as the single source of truthPreferred Skills/Experiences: Strong, demonstrable Revit family creation and editing experienceWorking command of family parameters, types, and internal structureFamiliarity with BIM standards, templates, and content/library managementTrack record of detail-driven, process-based content cleanup workAbility to work independently and self-manage content workloadExposure to QA/QC content workflows a plusKEYWORDS: Revit, BIM, BIM Specialist, Revit families, family creation, content creation, parametric families, family parameters, Autodesk Revit, BIM standards, BIM content, Revit templates, naming conventions, QA/QC, modular construction, off-site construction, prefabrication, AEC, building information modeling, Revit content library, family editor, MEP families, architectural familiesEEO
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