VDC Coordinator — Solve Problems in the Model, Not in the Field
Reno, NV | Full-Time, Exempt | $75,000 – $95,000
The Opportunity
Every clash you catch in the model is a change order that never happens. Our client — one of the Southwest's largest general contractors, with 50 years of building and projects up to $100M+ — is hiring a VDC Coordinator for their Reno office. You'll run day-to-day BIM/VDC workflows: federated model management, clash detection, coordination meetings, and the field-ready visuals that help superintendents build it right the first time. Clear growth path toward advanced VDC and management roles.
Why You'll Love It
Field-first VDC: Your models directly support superintendents and crews, not just pretty renderings
Growth trajectory: The company wants coordinators who develop into VDC leaders
Serious project mix: Tenant improvements through $100M+ ground-up work
Full benefits + Nevada: Medical, dental, vision, 401(k) match, parental leave, PTO — and no state income tax
What You'll Do
Manage and update federated BIM models from designer and trade partner input
Run clash detection and coordination analysis; track issues through resolution
Clean, organize, and validate trade models; maintain versioning and data standards
Support multi-trade coordination meetings with views, clash reports, and visuals
Assist with construction sequencing, phasing, and site logistics modeling
Produce 2D/3D visuals and animations; lead model walkthroughs with field staff
Perform model quality checks and uphold BIM standards and workflows
Help test and deploy new VDC tools; provide software support to project teams
What You'll Bring
Bachelor's in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or related — or equivalent experience
3–5 years in BIM/VDC, construction technology, or coordination roles
Commercial construction project experience
Understanding of trade coordination and construction sequencing
Preferred: Revit and Navisworks proficiency, Revizto or similar issue-tracking platforms, site logistics/4D exposure, Trimble Field, SketchUp, Synchro, or Fuzor