Architectural Technologist

Groupe Nordik is the leading creator of wellness spa villages, including the largest spa (Chelsea, QC) and the largest event sauna (Whitby, ON) in North America.

Since opening our doors in 2005, we have grown to now welcome over 500,000 visitors per year across our 3 existing locations (Nordik Spa Village Chelsea (QC), Thermea Spa Village Winnipeg (MB), and Whitby (ON)).

Our team of 700 employees brings our operations to life through their innovative approach to well-being. Each team at Groupe Nordik plays an important role in making our ambitious creations a reality.

Every one of our colleagues is a passionate individual who wants to make a difference. This passion, combined with innovation, allows us to grow.

What you will do:

The Architectural Technologist plays a central role between design and the technical realization of projects. Working closely with designers, they model concepts using virtual models, renderings, and virtual reality until approval is obtained. Depending on the scope of the project, they coordinate with external architects and engineers to ensure compliance with the design, construction standards, and BIM standards.

When a project can be completed internally, they prepare the construction drawings themselves. They also produce shop drawings for furniture manufactured by our carpenters. They ensure the technical quality and coherence of projects, while respecting standards, sustainability objectives, and BIM standards.

Responsibilities:

• Model buildings, baths, furniture, equipment, and other design elements in 3D at various project phases;
• Produce virtual models, renderings, videos, and virtual reality files to support the development and approval of concepts;
• Prepare working drawings and shop drawings;
• Coordinate between disciplines and with various professionals and contractors;
• Review plans and models as part of quality control to ensure compliance with the approved design, construction standards, and the company's BIM standards;
• Gather constraints, standards, regulations, and codes in effect that may affect your projects, and ensure your projects comply with them;
• Research materials, hardware, furnishings, technologies, and conduct comparisons;
• Conduct follow-ups, site visits, surveys, update plans, and produce as-built drawings;
• Propose solutions to resolve encountered issues;
• Travel as needed according to projects.

To be successful in this position you will need:

• Minimum of a college diploma (DEC) in architectural technology or vocational diploma (DEP) in building drafting;
• Minimum of 3 (three) years' experience in a similar role;
• Excellent knowledge of the Autodesk AEC suite (Revit, AutoCAD, ReCap, Navisworks), Autodesk Construction Cloud, Enscape, and MS Office;
• English is essential for our operations outside of Quebec.

Your profile stands out because of your:

• Analytical mind and attention to details;
• Strong communication skills (oral and written);
• Good judgment and autonomy;
• Open-mindedness and ability to adapt to change;
• Critical thinking and willingness to engage in continuous improvement;
• Collaborative experience and team player attitude.

Salary & Benefits:

• Competitive salary based on the Nordik Group salary scale;
• Access to a comprehensive benefits package, including telemedicine;
• Free access to the spa for you and one person of your choice;
• Discounts on food, massage and beauty services at our spas;
• Free access to an on-site exercise room;
• Friendly work environment with free parking and soft drinks;
• Personalized training and development program.

Work schedule and status:

• Monday to Friday, 40 hours/week (Full Time);
• Hybrid.