About the Business Unit:
Global Delivery Services Centre (GDSC) is a high-impact business unit within Mott MacDonald, dedicated to enhancing project delivery across our global operations. As part of GDSC, you’ll join a team that champions excellence in both technical and digital disciplines, supporting projects at every stage of the lifecycle—from concept to completion. We work to international design standards and regulations, ensuring our contributions meet the highest benchmarks of quality and innovation.
At GDSC, you’ll be empowered to collaborate across borders, grow your expertise, and make a meaningful impact on infrastructure and development projects that shape communities worldwide.

Shape the Future of Civil Infrastructure with Digital Engineering Excellence

At Mott MacDonald, we are united by a shared purpose: improving society through sustainable, innovative, and impactful infrastructure solutions. As a BIM Technician / BIM Engineer (Civil 3D),



you will play a key role in developing high-quality digital models and engineering deliverables for civil infrastructure projects, including roads, drainage, grading, and utilities.

This is your opportunity to be part of a team-oriented and inclusive environment where your expertise in Civil 3D, innovation, and teamwork will help deliver efficient, accurate, and future-ready infrastructure solutions while supporting your professional growth and development.

Your Role and Impact:

In this role, you will contribute to the successful delivery of complex Hydropower projects by:

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Understanding client/Project specific requirements and standards for developing models, details and drawings.

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Collaborate and contribute to BIM implementation across civil infrastructure disciplines, including roads, grading, drainage, and utilities.

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Develop, manage, and optimize Civil 3D models, including corridor modeling, subassemblies, and pipe networks.

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Create and customize Civil 3D assemblies to match project specific

📌 Civil BIM Engineer (India)
🏢 Mott MacDonald
📍 India