Blender Bonsai Specialist (BIM and Architecture)

You will complete architectural design and Building Information Modeling tasks in Blender Bonsai. Your work will use 3D building models, IFC files, and related BIM data to demonstrate practical architectural workflows for AI training.

You will record your screen, explain each technical step clearly, review tasks, give feedback that can improve AI systems, and check completed work for accuracy and quality.

• Complete architectural design and BIM tasks in Blender Bonsai.
• Work with 3D building models, IFC files, and BIM data.
• Record and share your screen while demonstrating real-world workflows.
• Explain and document your technical process in a clear, structured way.
• Review tasks, provide feedback, and check completed work.

This is a remote, part-time contractor role listed at entry level. Candidates should have practical Blender Bonsai experience and a strong background in architecture, architectural design, or BIM.

The role is open to candidates in multiple countries across the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. English fluency is required for explaining and documenting technical work.

• Pay: $63 to $122 per hour.
• Work type: Remote contract and part time.
• Location: Open to candidates in the countries listed for this role; it is not worldwide.
• Language: Fluent English.
• Professional hands-on experience with Blender Bonsai.
• Practical understanding of BIM modeling, IFC files, and architectural workflows.
• Access to Blender Bonsai and comfort recording and sharing your screen.
• Ability to explain technical processes clearly and in order.
• A degree in architecture or a related field is helpful.
• Professional BIM or architectural project experience is helpful.

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