BIM Coordinator
Pubblicato il 18-08-2026 - Utopia Design in Italia
About The Company
Utopia is an ultra-luxury hospitality and lifestyle brand creating a global ecosystem of properties and experiences.
We develop private villa retreats in beautiful locations around the world, each with high-end service. Utopia also offers a wider ecosystem of leisure experiences and services available both to those staying on property and to external visitors.
Utopia designs and builds its properties in-house. Our team works across the full journey: from concept and architecture to construction, interiors, landscape, guest experience, and long-term operation. For architects and designers, this means working on properties from the ground up, with the ability to influence how each place is planned, built, and experienced. For hospitality professionals, it means joining a brand where service is personal, attentive, and built around each guest’s stay.
We’re a young, ambitious team with high standards and a hands-on approach. We value strong ideas, practical thinking, attention to detail, and people who are ready to take responsibility for their part of the work.
If you’re interested in architecture, design, hospitality, or guest experience, we invite you to grow with Utopia.
About The Role
We're looking for a Senior Architectural BIM Coordinator to own model quality and cross-discipline coordination across our luxury hospitality and residential projects. You'll bridge architecture, structural, and MEP teams — catching conflicts early, enforcing BIM standards, and keeping every project on schedule and buildable.
Responsibilities
Develop, review, and maintain high-quality Revit models across architectural projects.
Implement and enforce project BIM Execution Plans (BEPs) aligned with ISO 19650.
Lead multidisciplinary coordination and clash detection using Navisworks Manage.
Manage project data within the Common Data Environment (Autodesk Construction Cloud), including folder structures, naming conventions, and version control.
Conduct systematic