Job Description

This is a remote position.

Join Tejjy as an Estimation Engineer specializing in BIM projects, where you'll review project scopes, analyze requirements, and create precise time-based estimations. This role emphasizes expertise in MEP systems and architectural understanding, focusing solely on time estimation, No material assessment.

Ideal for BIM Modelers/ Engineers with a knack for accurate project assessments and a desire to drive sales team success. Apply now to grow with us in a dynamic environment of opportunity.

Responsibilities

• Review project scopes, technical specifications, and architectural/MEP drawings to understand requirements for BIM services in USA projects.
• Analyze and estimate the time required for BIM services, focusing on MEP and architectural segments.
• Collaborate with project managers and engineers to ensure accurate estimation of project timelines and billable hours.
• Create detailed proposals based on time estimations, highlighting key deliverables and phases.
• Serve as the technical liaison in client meetings, addressing technical queries and ensuring contract clarity.
• Study architectural and MEP drawings and project bids to define scope for BIM and engineering services.
• Review purchase orders, sales contracts, and agreements to secure favorable terms.
• Negotiate contract terms to align with both client and company requirements.
• Prepare and deliver presentations on services and participate in online/offline bidding processes.
  
  

Requirements

Requirements and skills

• 2-3 years of BIM/ MEP/ Architectural modeling/ estimation experience
• Proficiency in English – spoken & written.
• Degree/ Diploma in Mechanical, Civil or Electrical Engineering will be preferred.
• Excellent knowledge of MS Office
• Aptitude in delivering attractive presentations
  
  

For more information, email [email protected]

Benefits

5 days working

Paid time off

Permanent remote

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