Junior C# Developer

Role Description:

We are seeking a motivated Junior Developer to join our team and contribute to the advancement of design automation. In this role, you will primarily work with C# (prioritized), Python, and the Revit API, applying Building Information Modelling (BIM) technologies to enhance design and project workflows.

This position offers excellent opportunities for career growth, allowing you to gain practical experience in automation, BIM technologies, and project planning tools. You will collaborate closely with a team of highly skilled engineers, developing your abilities in a cooperative, team-oriented environment that fosters knowledge sharing, innovation, and professional development.

Key Responsibilities:

• • Design Automation - Develop tools and scripts using C# and Python by using Revit API for tasks on designs (Revit).
• • Project Management & Planning - Participate in preparing online project management and planning interface to be used by line managers by applying Building Information Modelling Technology (Document Management, Remote Data Access, to do list, Work Schedule, Task Management etc.).

Qualifications:

• • Bachelor’s degree in computer science or in related fields (must be graduated).
• • High IQ Level (DIM Entrance Score)
• • English Level (Advanced)
• • Experience mainly in C#, .NET development (Python and Git is a plus).
• • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills – should demonstrate an innovative approach to solving problems.
• • Prior experience is not required.
• • Extreme research and AI tool usage skills are required.
• • The ability to work under pressure to meet challenging tasks.
• • The ability to work independently as well as working as part of a larger multi-discipline project team.
• • Proficiency in all areas of Microsoft Office products.

*Footnote: Only shortlisted candidates will be invited to further steps of the recruitment process. **Footnote: Please send your CV / Resume to the email, hr@bimix.ai and indicate the “Junior C# Developer” at the subject line of the email.