Vectorworks BIM Specialist, Part-Time AI Design Work - Remote (United States)
$63–$122 per hour 100% remote Part-time Fully flexible schedule Work on Vectorworks design tasks and explain the decisions behind your drawings. Architecture teams need practitioners to demonstrate Vectorworks workflows. You will create drawings, floor plans, building models, and BIM outputs; record the process; explain key choices; check the finished work; and give practical feedback on assigned technical tasks. The work is remote and arranged around your availability. What you'll do Build and refine architectural drawings in Vectorworks Develop floor plans and three-dimensional designs for buildings Build BIM models and demonstrate architectural workflows step by step Check finished work for accuracy and quality, then set out the reasoning behind your technical choices Why this is worth your time Get paid $63–$122 an hour Apply your Vectorworks skills to drawing production and BIM model work Work across building floor plans, three-dimensional designs, and BIM models Fully remote and flexible, no fixed shifts, no commute Who this is for Professional, hands-on Vectorworks experience on architectural projects, plus current access to the software Access to Vectorworks on your own computer, and comfortable recording and sharing your screen. Strong knowledge in one of these areas: architecture, architectural design, or Building Information Modeling Professional fluency in English; able to explain technical workflows clearly, with careful attention to detail and strong communication skills No AI experience needed. Pay and details $63–$122 per hour, paid hourly as an independent contractor Part-time, flexible schedule; fully remote, United States How to apply Begin your OpenTrain application with a resume. Complete the application on the hiring platform. Ready to create and assess Vectorworks assignments for architectural work? Apply today. About OpenTrain AI OpenTrain AI connects experienced professionals with paid, part-time AI training work: shaping and improving the AI systems that companies are building right now.