BIM, VDC and digital twin services for design and construction
VIATechnik delivers BIM coordination, virtual design and construction, and digital twin work for the built environment, running Revit, Navisworks, Civil 3D and CADmep alongside Procore and BIM 360. Its stack is unusual for a services firm: a full .NET/C#, React, Angular and TypeScript layer with xUnit and Playwright testing signals in-house software development. Accelerating, engineering-heavy hiring across the US, Philippines and India points to scaling delivery capacity.
VIATechnik is a Chicago-based firm founded in 2012 that helps architecture, engineering and construction clients move design and construction workflows onto digital platforms. Its services span BIM and computational BIM, virtual and augmented reality, prefabrication support, 4D scheduling, quantity take-offs, as-built documentation, digital construction management and custom software. The company employs 201–500 people and is privately held. Delivery teams operate across the United States, the Philippines and India, working in Autodesk tools, Matterport and Procore on cloud infrastructure spanning AWS and Azure.
VIATechnik works in Autodesk tools including Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, CADmep and BIM 360, plus Matterport for reality capture and Procore for construction management.
Yes. Engineering dominates VIATechnik's hiring, with additional construction, operations and sales roles, and hiring velocity is accelerating with a tilt toward senior and manager-level positions.
VIATechnik hires in the United States, the Philippines and India, supporting distributed BIM and VDC delivery from its Chicago headquarters.
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