Architecture & Construction careers
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10 careers
- Architecture & Construction
BIM Specialist
Uses Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology to create and manage detailed digital models of buildings and infrastructure.
Min. qualification: B.ScRequired subjectsENGMTH+4 - Architecture & Construction
Construction Project Manager
Plans, coordinates and supervises construction projects from beginning to completion.
Min. qualification: B.Sc/B.TechRequired subjectsENGMTH+1 - Architecture & Construction
Construction Technology Specialist
A Construction Technology Specialist brings modern tools onto building projects — 3D building models (BIM), drones for site surveys, digital scheduling and cost software — so that work is planned better, mistakes are caught before they are built, and sites are safer.
Min. qualification: B.Sc/B.Tech/HNDRequired subjectsENGMTH+1 - Architecture & Construction
Drone & Construction Survey Specialist
Uses drones, surveying technology and aerial data to monitor construction sites and collect accurate project information.
Min. qualification: ND/HNDRequired subjectsENGMTH+1 - Architecture & Construction
Green Building Consultant
Advises construction projects on environmentally sustainable building practices, energy efficiency and green-building standards.
Min. qualification: B.Sc/B.TechRequired subjectsENGMTH+2 - Architecture & Construction
Quantity Surveyor
A Quantity Surveyor is the money expert on a building project. They work out what a building will cost before it is built, then track spending, measure the work done and check that contractors are paid the right amount.
Min. qualification: B.Sc/B.TechRequired subjectsENGMTH+1
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- Architecture & Construction
Smart City Planner
Combines urban planning with digital technologies to create smarter, more connected and efficient cities.
Min. qualification: B.Sc/B.TechRequired subjectsENGMTH+1 - Architecture & Construction
Structural Engineer
Designs and analyzes structures to ensure buildings and infrastructure are safe, stable and capable of carrying expected loads.
Min. qualification: B.Eng/B.ScRequired subjectsMTHPHY+1 - Architecture & Construction
Sustainable Architect
A Sustainable Architect designs buildings that stay cool, bright and comfortable while using far less electricity and water. They plan how a building faces the sun, how air moves through it, and which materials to use so it costs less to run and harms the environment less.
Min. qualification: B.Sc/B.Arch + M.ScRequired subjectsENGMTH+1 - Architecture & Construction
Urban Planner
Plans the development and use of land, transportation, housing and public spaces in cities and communities.
Min. qualification: B.Sc/B.URPRequired subjectsENGMTH+1