Revit Operator - Water/Wastewater

As a Revit Operator at Kimley-Horn, your main responsibilities will involve collaborating with project engineers to create civil construction documents for water and wastewater projects. This includes developing technical drawings for lift stations, pump stations, and pipelines. You'll also perform routine analysis to ensure data accuracy and quality check complex designs.

To be considered for the Revit Operator position at Kimley-Horn, you should have at least a high school diploma, with an associates degree being preferred. Experience level can range from 0 to 3 years in a related field, and proficiency in Autodesk or Bentley products is highly desirable.

Successful Revit Operators at Kimley-Horn demonstrate strong attention to detail, a professional attitude, and excellent communication skills. Being a team player with the ability to work independently is crucial, along with a strong desire to learn and develop your skills further within the industry.

Yes, Kimley-Horn is committed to the professional growth of its employees. As a Revit Operator, you will have access to extensive internal training programs and tuition reimbursement, allowing you to enhance your skills and knowledge in the engineering field.

Kimley-Horn offers an impressive benefits package for Revit Operators, including a 2-to-1 company match on retirement contributions, comprehensive health coverage, generous time off options, student loan matching, and family-friendly benefits such as new parent leave and childcare resources.

When asked about creating technical drawings in Revit, be sure to discuss your methodical approach. Highlight your ability to collaborate with team members, how you ensure accuracy in your designs, and any relevant experiences where you've created detailed documents for projects.

To ensure accuracy in your work, discuss the importance of performing data analysis and quality checking your drawings. Emphasize your attention to detail and any tools or methods you employ to double-check your work before final submission.

In response to this question, provide details of your experience with Autodesk or Bentley products. Discuss specific projects you've worked on, what software functions you’re most comfortable with, and how you've applied these tools in practical situations.

Share an example that highlights your ability to work autonomously. Detail how you planned your schedule, set priorities, and completed the project efficiently. Emphasize your self-motivation and organization skills.

Discuss your openness to feedback by illustrating how you view constructive criticism as an opportunity for growth. Give an example where you applied feedback to improve a design or process, showing that you’re receptive and pro-active in learning.

Highlight qualities such as attention to detail, communication skills, teamwork, and a positive attitude toward learning. You can link these qualities to your own experiences and how they have contributed to your success in previous roles.

Emphasize the value of teamwork in achieving project goals. Discuss examples where effective collaboration with engineers and designers helped you produce high-quality results, and explain how you adapt your work style to support team dynamics.

Mention your strategies for staying current, such as attending workshops, enrolling in online courses, reading industry blogs, or participating in user groups. This shows your commitment to continuous learning and professional development.

Think of a specific challenge you faced in a project and describe the steps you took to overcome it. This could include analyzing the problem, brainstorming solutions, collaborating with others, or applying new techniques or methodologies.

Prepare to express your enthusiasm for Kimley-Horn's culture and commitment to quality. Discuss how the company’s values align with your professional goals and why you are excited about the specific role and its challenges.