Surbana Jurong is hiring: 4 architecture and BIM roles in Singapore

SAA Architects, a member of the Surbana Jurong (SJ) Group, has four architecture and BIM (Building Information Modelling) openings in Singapore, posted on 16 October 2026 on SJ's official careers site. Each role can be filled at a junior or senior grade depending on experience. No closing date is stated.

The role

• Assistant BIM Manager / BIM Manager (Architectural): sets and enforces office BIM standards, templates and the BIM Execution Plan, trains Revit staff and supports Singapore BIM authoring submissions. Asks for 12+ years, a Diploma in Architecture and a Specialist Diploma in BIM Management; Dynamo or Python is a plus.
• BIM Coordinator / Senior BIM Coordinator (Architectural): maintains architectural models, runs coordination meetings and clash detection, and manages the office BIM library. 3+ years of BIM coordination, Revit, Enscape or V-Ray.
• Technical Coordinator / Senior Technical Coordinator (Architectural): develops designs into construction details and handles authority submissions. 2 to 7 years.
• Architectural Assistant / Senior Architectural Assistant: design and documentation support; fresh graduates welcome.

About the employer

The postings describe SAA as a member of the Surbana Jurong Group, a collective of built environment consultants. The BIM roles centre on Singapore's own BIM submission requirements and building codes.

Guidance for applicants

These are suggestions from the ConstruBIM editors, not the employer's words.

• Show Revit families and templates you built, not only finished drawings.
• For the manager role, bring a BIM Execution Plan you wrote and evidence of training staff.
• Name the Singapore submissions you have handled.
• Dynamo or Python scripts that saved time are worth a short case study.

How to apply

Apply on each role's official page linked above. No closing date is stated. ConstruBIM is not the employer and takes no part in the hiring.

Image: ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Photo: Basile Morin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.