Full Time
55000 PHP
40
Apr 2, 2026
About Us
We are a real estate development company based in Canada. We design, permit, and build multi-unit residential buildings — townhouses, duplexes, triplexes, and small apartment buildings. We currently have 4 active construction sites and 20+ projects moving through our design pipeline.
Our architectural engineering team works in a sequential production chain: senior architects solve design problems at each stage, then hand their solutions to the production team to build into Revit and produce permit-ready documentation. You would be joining the production team.
This is important to understand before you apply: you are not being hired to design buildings. You are being hired to take design solutions that have already been made by senior architects and translate them — accurately, quickly, and to permit standard — into construction documentation. If you want a role where you make design decisions, this is not it. If you want a role where the design thinking is done for you and your job is to produce excellent documentation fast, keep reading.
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What Your Week Actually Looks Like
Monday
8:00 AM (your time): Open ClickUp. Check your assigned projects for the week. You have 2-3 active projects at different stages — one is in building design (floor plans and structural layout), another is in exterior/interior detailing, a third is in final permit documentation.
8:30 AM: Start on Project A. The senior architect has uploaded sketch markups showing the floor plan solution — unit layout, stair location, corridor width, structural grid. Your job: open the Revit template for this building type, set up the model using our standardized families, and begin building the floor plan exactly as sketched. Where something is ambiguous, flag it in ClickUp — don't guess.
11:00 AM: The senior architect reviews your morning work in a quick screen-share. Gives corrections: "Move this wall 200mm east, the corridor is too narrow for code." You adjust immediately.
1:00 PM: Switch to Project B. This one is further along — you're producing the permit drawing set. Plans, sections, elevations, details. You're working from an established model that's already been through design review. Your job: make sure every view is correctly annotated, dimensions are complete, and the drawing set matches our permit submission template.
3:00 PM: Final hour — clean up models, update ClickUp task statuses, upload current files. End of day.
Wednesday
Same rhythm, different projects. You might have a new project arriving from a senior architect — the initial sketch handoff. You open a blank Revit template, set up the project using our families, and begin the first model build. By end of day, you have a working floor plan model that the senior architect can review Thursday morning.
Friday
Focus on permit documentation cleanup and submitting completed drawing sets for QA review. Update the project tracker. Flag anything blocking you for next week.
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What This Role Is and Is Not
You ARE:
- The person who turns architects' design solutions into Revit models and permit-ready drawing sets
- Working within standardized templates, families, and documentation standards — not inventing new ones
- Responsible for accuracy, speed, and consistency across multiple projects simultaneously
- Part of a 3-person production team managed centrally, assigned to projects based on priority
You are NOT:
- Making design decisions (senior architects handle that)
- Meeting with clients or consultants
- Running clash detection or MEP coordination (we have separate specialists for that)
- Working independently on projects from start to finish — you're part of a chain
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Who Should Apply
If you currently work at (or recently left) a BIM outsourcing firm like BIMCAP, Tesla Outsourcing, Engr. Solutions, or RMW Architecture — or you work in the production/documentation department of Stantec, Arcadis, WSP, AECOM, Aurecon, Jacobs, Meinhardt, or Beca — this role is for you.
Best fit: You've spent 2+ years producing permit-ready drawing sets from other people's design decisions. You're comfortable receiving sketch markups and building them into Revit without needing to redesign. You work fast within templates. You've produced documentation for Canadian, US, or Australian residential projects.
Not a fit: Architects who want to design. Pure 3D modelers or visualization artists. People who need to understand the "why" behind every design decision before they can produce. People who are slow and meticulous at the expense of throughput — we need both quality AND speed.
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Requirements
- 2+ years producing residential construction documentation at a consultancy or BIM outsourcing firm
- Revit proficiency — LOD 300+ modeling, sheet setup, annotation, dimensioning
- Experience producing permit-ready drawing sets (plans, sections, elevations, details) — not just models
- Comfortable working from sketch markups and translating design intent without redesigning
- Architecture, engineering, or technical diploma — what matters is your portfolio and speed, not your credential
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Compensation and Conditions
Top performers: $2,000-2,500 CAD/month
Structure: $1,200 base + $
Schedule: Full-time, AST 8am-4pm (8pm-4am Manila)
Time off: Weekends off, one paid vacation day per month
Probation: 1 month
Why per-project compensation? Because we want to reward speed and output, not hours logged. Our best BIM production people complete 6-8 projects per month. At $200 average per project, that's $1,200 base + $1,200-1,600 in project fees = $2,400-2,800/month. If you're slow, you'll earn less. If you're fast and accurate, you'll earn more than our posted range.
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30-Day Proof Point
By day 30, we will know this is working if:
- You have completed at least 3 project drawing sets from sketch-to-permit documentation, working within our Revit templates
- Senior architects are handing you markups and receiving back models that need minor corrections, not rebuilds
- You are managing 2-3 concurrent projects without missing deadlines or dropping tasks
- Your drawing sets pass our QA review with fewer than 5 annotation/dimension corrections per set
- You are updating ClickUp daily without being reminded
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How to Apply
Reply with your answers to all 5 screening questions and your resume. Include the word "PRODUCTION" in your subject line so we know you read the full posting.
1. Employer and Role
Current/recent firm, your job title, and years there. If you work at a BIM outsourcing firm, name the firm and describe what kinds of projects you produce documentation for.
2. Production Experience
Two residential or multi-family projects where you produced permit-ready Revit documentation from someone else's design. Include: location, building type, what you delivered (model, drawing sets), how many sheets in the set, and how long each took you.
3. Scenario — Sketch to Model
A senior architect hands you a sketched floor plan for an 8-unit townhouse: 3 stories, 5.5m wide units, rear lane access, shared party walls. The sketch shows unit layout, stair locations, and a structural grid. Walk me through your first 4 hours of work — what do you set up first, what do you build first, and where do you expect to have questions for the architect? (3-4 sentences)
4. Schedule
Type "YES I CAN COMMIT" for AST 8am-4pm full-time.
5. Portfolio and Start Date
Links to resume and 2-3 drawing sets or Revit model screenshots you produced (not designed — produced from others' markups). How soon can you start?