Perfect Resume for any entry level BIM Job 

Hey this gets me hype, as an engineer student, makes me wanna go further down this path, thanks for sharing mate, gonna do my best to acquire a bunch of exp on revit, as this kind of work looks really interesting for someone like me who's been on the field for all of my internships, again, thanks, both your videos helps a lot.

Can't be thankful enough. You've helped me alot

Nice explanation of our industry from our perspective! (BIM fan, here). Work hard, friends! Tell 'em at the interview that you work well with others. Engineering is teamwork amongst introverts and social outcasts. Have fun!

Thanks, Clearly and interesting explanation .

Wish you continued these videos. I like em! My path in BIM sounds similar to yours

Nice, very informative.

Thank you

you are the best

好喜欢听你讲英文哈哈哈哈哈 enjoyable

Thank you for sharing this informations ...can you make more videos about the BIM topic ?

Great content Trey, totally agree with "there is no perfect resume" :) We have to show and point out what we think are our strengths. Do you know how to do data analysis? Try to push Dynamo and Power BI, for example. Or, are you really good at making families? Well, show some images and talk about what you have accomplished. In this way, you can differentiate from the others who just write: I know Revit, I know Dynamo, etc... :D

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I am new graduated .going to interview for BIM Modeller thaks for sharing:))

The single most important thing I learnt here was that being a good BIM Engineer requires on-site experience, which I lack. I understood the reasoning the moment you mentioned it because learning English (as a 2nd language) is the same - you develop an intuition for the language when you've surrounded yourself with it for a long time. And then everyday problem solving becomes easier.

I graduated in an Engineering degree but not construction, now persuing a MSc in BIM. Do not know exactly what to put into my resume. Now I just keep drawing models in Revit and simulation in Navisworks, to prepare to show to interviewers. Hope this way works..

Thanks for the useful information, Trey! I just wanted to ask for someone with no experience, how do I start a career in BIM? I know some of the lowest levels are BIM technicians or technologists. But as you mentioned, it's better to gain experience as a site engineer or a project coordinator before applying for BIM related positions. I have already taken up Revit and Navisworks courses and I am currently learning Bluebeam while looking for BIM jobs. But now I'm second-guessing and wondering if I should look for an on-site position, to start with, instead.

Great video! I'm wondering how difficult or challenging could be to get a job in the BIM AEC industry if I come from a non-native English speaking country (I'm a civil engineer with 2 years experience in construction field, but have worked independently modeling buildings such as hospitals and penitentiary facilties in Revit). Since I'm moving to the US by the end of this year. Keep the good work and greetings from Perú 🇵🇪

Great information! Thank you so much for sharing, I am now excited as well, this is actually the first video about BIM that I have watched lol. I have but one question so far I am 21 but currently in freshman college, I want to start getting as much experience as possible related to architecture/construction, so I'm thinking I would search for nearby opportunities that would add to my experience (I only completed one CAD class so far), I want a bit of advice from you as to what I should do. Cheers!

I've never been to a university nor do I plan to. But I've been a construction electrician for 9 years now. An I'm planning to spend a year while working to learn revitz on my own. Is that possible or do employers require a college degree?

Hi Trey, thanks for providing such useful information for us! I am currently a HVAC Engineer, at the same time, I am also the Engineer that involved in BIM coordination. Because HVAC is the largest services in MEP coordination, I often get more involvement in leading the coordination process, which lead me to have strong interested in getting myself full involvement in BIM industry. Would it be an advantage for me to pursue a career in BIM Engineer or BIM coordinator with my MEP skill? I am not in expert level in terms of software because I do have other modeler to help me in settings but I do feel it's a skill set I can pick up by practicing. Thanks for spending the effort Trey, hope you do well!

Hi Trey, it is really useful, I've specialized in structural engineering, I need to shift my corrior to BIM, what would you suggest ,how can I enter into BIM as a fresher?

Hey bro.. I saw your video a while back regarding BIM at Katerra. I am pretty familiar with Katerra and know some people who work there in the Greater Seattle Area. I just watched a video of your apartment tour in Seattle. Are you located in Seattle now ?

Hi Trey ! Awesome Videos so much valuable information, I went to school for Business Admin and started a self run 3D design practice and became savy with 3D modeling/compositing/rendering/rigging. I Came across the BIM sector and decided I’d like to step into the field I only have experience with water pumps/filtration systems as I worked a job as a site director with an aquatics company based in Georgia but not much construction/engineering experience. I’m taking courses on revvit/autocad and similar industry standard programs hoping to strengthen my resume. Do you think NOT having a degree in an engineering/architecture discipline, would make me an ineligible job candidate In BIM ? even if I got more entry level construction experience ? I’ve been thinking of moving to Washington but if it flops do you know much about the International job market in BIM? Thanks for the Help.

Hi Trey Tan. What about not engineering degree or not architectural graduate? I am vocational course of electrical installation maintenance but i am currently working as a BIM MEP modeler for 5years. I'd like to apply job in aborad so i'd like to make my resume strong.

I graduated as building quantity surveyor, and I have a masters in construction management. Can this be useful for BIM engineer job position.

I have graduated in industrial design and I know how to use cad software very well, I also have practical construction experience.. would I be able to get a job as a bim engineer?

What’s the difference between BIMcoordinator and BIM engineer? Is it okay for freshers to apply for BIM coordinator ?

HEY BRO WILL U PLZ MAKE A VEDIO ON BIM MEP ENGINEER SPECIALLY FOR MECHANICAL

Hi Trey, I have 4years construction Experience. Now, i think of changing to BIM. What would you suggest of that?

Hi! Im korean. Thanks for good tips! Is there some korean people to work BIM in Canada?? Intern or anything else??

How much did you earn after learning BIM?