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What will I do in a remote ArchiCAD role?

You’ll support architectural firms in the U.S. with tasks like BIM modeling, project documentation, and technical coordination. You’ll work with existing designs, helping transform them into clear, structured construction sets using Archicad.

We’ll match you with a client whose work style aligns with yours. Some professionals prefer fixed hours, like 8 to 5, while others value more flexibility. Either way, the client sets the expectations, and we connect you with a company that fits your preferred way of working, all from the comfort of your own home.

What skills are important for remote ArchiCAD roles?

Success in remote Archicad positions often requires a combination of technical precision and architectural knowledge. Key skills include:

Proficiency in Archicad: Solid experience with the software, including modeling, documentation, and BIM workflows.
Understanding of construction documents: Ability to develop clear, organized plans based on U.S. standards.
Attention to detail: Ensuring accuracy in models, sections, and layouts.
Team collaboration: Communicating effectively with architects, engineers, and remote teams.
Time management: Organizing your workload to meet project milestones consistently.

Do I need an architecture degree or certification to apply?

While having certifications in Archicad or BIM can boost your application, they’re not required.

What matters most is your ability to use Archicad efficiently and contribute meaningfully to project development. Practical experience, accuracy, and a collaborative mindset are highly valued.

What tasks will I handle as a remote ArchiCAD specialist?

Your main responsibilities will involve supporting U.S.-based clients with architectural documentation and BIM modeling using Archicad, including:

Developing construction documents based on existing design files.
Creating accurate 3D models using Archicad.
Organizing layouts, sections, elevations, and detailed views.
Ensuring compliance with project standards and U.S. building codes.
Collaborating with project managers and design teams remotely.