We are seeking an experienced Senior Technical Architect with advanced expertise in Revit and BIM technologies. The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of architectural design, technical detailing, and the ability to lead the development of high-quality technical drawings and models. As a Senior Technical Architect, you will oversee the integration of BIM into the design process, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, and ensure seamless execution of complex projects.
Key Responsibilities:
Key Requirements:
Technical Leadership and Strategy
Architectural design and planning: Lead the architectural design and blueprinting of complex systems, ensuring that they meet both current and future business needs.
Technology roadmaps: Develop and maintain technology roadmaps that outline the direction for system architecture, software platforms, and technology stacks.
Solution development: Oversee the design and implementation of technical solutions, ensuring that they are scalable, secure, and meet the performance requirements.
Decision-making: Make key technical decisions, selecting the appropriate technologies, frameworks, and methodologies for development and deployment.
System Design and Integration
System architecture: Design the overall structure of complex systems, ensuring that components interact seamlessly and meet performance, security, and scalability requirements.
Integration architecture: Oversee the integration of various systems, ensuring that new solutions can be integrated with existing platforms and technologies.
Proof of concepts (PoCs): Develop PoCs to evaluate and demonstrate new technologies and solutions before full-scale implementation.
Stakeholder and Team Collaboration
Cross-functional collaboration: Work closely with business stakeholders, project managers, product owners, and development teams to align technical solutions with business goals.
Team leadership: Lead and mentor a team of engineers, architects, and developers, providing guidance on best practices, technical skills, and career development.
Collaboration with other architects: Work with other architects (e.g., enterprise architects, solutions architects) to ensure that the overall architecture is cohesive and aligned with the organization’s IT strategy.
Stakeholder communication: Present complex technical concepts and solutions to non-technical stakeholders, ensuring that business leaders understand the impact and benefits of technical decisions.
Technology Evaluation and Adoption
Technology scouting: Stay updated with emerging technologies, tools, and frameworks, evaluating their potential to meet organizational needs.
Vendor selection: Evaluate third-party vendors and service providers, and select the most appropriate solutions based on business requirements and technical capabilities.
Innovation: Champion innovation within the organization, encouraging the exploration of new technologies and approaches to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance product quality.