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The BIM Lead will define and implement digital workflows, oversee BIM models and documentation, train staff, ensure quality control, and collaborate across teams while managing relationships with consultants and technology vendors.

The Urban Designer is responsible for leading design projects, conducting research, producing visual materials, and managing team workloads while ensuring quality and collaborating with clients and stakeholders.

The Project Manager leads airport terminal projects, ensuring design quality and client satisfaction while managing teams, budgets, and schedules. Responsibilities include business development, compliance, team leadership, and risk management.

The role involves creating and refining Revit families and details, developing training materials for BIM standards, and supporting innovative BIM content development.

The Junior Designer will assist in structural analysis and design, preparing documents, checking details, and drafting under supervision while contributing ideas to projects.

The Project Manager leads architectural projects, collaborates with partners, manages budgets and schedules, and ensures compliance while fostering a positive team environment.

The Office Assistant will support daily operations, maintain office spaces, assist staff requests, manage mail, and organize events.

The Project Manager will coordinate interior design projects, monitor schedules, manage client relationships, and ensure alignment with client goals and budgets while fostering team collaboration.

The Technical Designer leads the architectural design process, ensuring technical innovation and documentation adherence throughout project phases, while managing quality control and team collaboration.

Lead and manage architectural projects, ensuring technical quality and compliance with standards, while mentoring junior staff and collaborating with teams.