University of Portsmouth
BIM Analyst

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Job Description
Under the guidance of the Building Information Manager (BIM Manager), the post holder will provide technical and administrative support to the BIM Manager and the Capital Projects Team in the delivery of Building Information Management activities.
The role supports the day-to-day operation of BIM processes, ensuring that project and asset information is accurate, up to date, and managed in accordance with university standards and relevant information management frameworks, including ISO 19650. The focus of the role is on supporting model creation, data validation, and document control rather than leading BIM strategy development.
The post holder will:
- Create, edit, and update CAD drawings
- Assist in converting design outputs into appropriate formats for technical reviews and presentation materials
- Support the verification of design and asset data provided by design and construction teams
- Validate and update model information following maintenance or replacement works undertaken by the University of Portsmouth Estates Team
- Maintain accurate as-built drawings and 3D models that reflect current asset conditions
The position requires proficiency in Revit, AutoCAD, and Navisworks, with strong skills in 3D modelling. The post holder will support the Building Information Manager in managing and updating building information, as well as coordinating space-related moves, changes, and updates to meet the evolving needs of the University and its stakeholders.
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The post holder will support project delivery from initial concept through to completion, ensuring accurate documentation, data integrity, and effective coordination among multiple stakeholders.
The role also involves:
- Maintaining and updating key project documentation, including Design Guides, technical specifications, and procedural records
- Supporting the procurement process by assisting with order placement and managing project data for both live and completed projects
Whilst there is a need to be in Portsmouth a few days each week, hybrid working is available for this role.
Interviews are currently anticipated to be held on 8 September 2026.
If you have any queries regarding this position, please contact Rumyana Apostolova at rumyana.apostolova@port.ac.uk
Employer, External Only: University of Portsmouth Academic Services Ltd (UASL)
Discover the advantages of joining our university. We offer a range of attractive benefits and opportunities to enhance your work experience:
- Competitive salary, including incremental progression within your scale.
- Generous pension scheme.
- Generous leave entitlement of 32–35 days a year, plus bank holidays, and an additional Christmas closure.
- Family-friendly policies supporting flexible working.
- Staff discounts and loyalty schemes.
- Staff car parking and discounted public travel.
- Excellent training and development opportunities.
- Staff wellbeing programmes.
- Recreation facilities, including discounted gym membership, food on campus schemes, use of the Library and staff social activities.
- Discounted learning.
- Start-up business mentoring from expert entrepreneurs via our Entrepreneurs in Residence programme.


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Salary Information:
New appointments will routinely be made to the entry spine point (minimum) for the advertised grade, from where the individual will (in addition to receiving annual cost-of-living-related increases) progress through the pay range to the maximum for the grade, within a reasonable timeframe. This ensures fairness, consistency and transparency in our pay structures. A higher starting salary or market supplement may be available for a truly exceptional candidate when circumstances fully justify a departure from our normal policy.
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Prior to submitting your application, kindly ensure that you can either demonstrate or acquire the necessary right to work in the UK. If you currently do not possess the right to work in the UK, please be aware that our offer of employment is conditional upon you obtaining it.
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We are committed to upholding the University’s values of being ambitious, open and responsible, in an inclusive working environment that promotes dignity and respect.
Please note that this vacancy may be closed earlier than advertised, so early applications are advised.
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