Building Information Model Manager - BIM Manager
UNC Charlotte
Part-Time
Closes on Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Job Description
The BIM Manager also leads efforts to model and document our existing campus buildings and infrastructure systems. This requires the use of advanced scanning equipment and computer software. This involves reviewing existing documents, which are typically incomplete, and using a combination of best practices and engineering judgment to fill in the gaps in documentation. The BIM Manager will be responsible for creating and maintaining BIM models using Revit. The BIM Manager is responsible for developing all of the work processes required to complete the aforementioned actions. The work performed by the BIM Manager requires a strong engineering background and knowledge of building codes (IBC & NC), and standards (such as ISO and ESRI standards).
- Program Support – Support the BIM and Asset Management programs for the UNC Charlotte Facilities Management department.
- Program Support – Create and implement new ideas and strategies to set and meet goals to support the BIM Program and new Asset Management program.
- Professional Knowledge – Use related program software such as Archibus, (Autodesk – AutoCAD, ACC products, Revit, and Navisworks in daily work activities to create project documentation improvements.
- Program Support – Use and implement the Integrated Lifecycle Management (ILM) and Asset Management plans in all aspects of construction, renovation, and equipment replacement/repair on campus for staff and vendors to follow. Assist in revising ILM plan as directed by the supervisor.
- Assist in developing and implementing strategies to ensure successful practices for continued success for all current and future campus building activities.
- Act as the customer’s primary point of contact (POC) with the Capital Projects department, engineers, architects, consultants, and contractors regarding BIM as directed by the supervisor.
- Check data in models for accuracy and review existing information in existing models, and integrate reviewed and acceptable data into desired EAM system.
- Professional Knowledge – Must have knowledge and skill with BIM (Building Information Modeling) practices.\
- Communication – Document any issues with incoming models.
- Professional Knowledge – Stay current with current technology and be aware of emerging technologies.
- Communication – Must have the ability to work and perform alone or in groups/teams.