Vectorworks Specialist: Architecture

What you'll do

You open Vectorworks and do real architectural work: floor plans, 3D building designs and BIM models. The twist is that you also explain each step as you go, so the record of how you worked becomes training material for AI systems that are still weak at architectural software workflows. You also review technical tasks and give feedback on them, and the ad stresses accuracy on everything you submit.

The work is remote and contract-based. The ad does not state weekly hours, a project length or a start date.

What you need

• Professional, hands-on experience using Vectorworks on architectural projects
• A background in architecture, architectural design or BIM
• Current access to Vectorworks (the ad says you must already have it, so check this before applying)
• A solid grasp of architectural drawings, building models and BIM workflows
• The ability to explain technical workflows clearly, with close attention to detail

Nice to have

• A degree in architecture or a related field
• Experience on professional architectural or BIM projects

What it pays

micro1 publishes $63–122/hour for this listing. The spread is nearly double from bottom to top and the ad says nothing about what decides where you land, so plan around the lower figure until you have an offer. The ad does not say whether pay is for hours or per task.

Worth knowing

Good:

• A high band for software-specific skills
• Twenty openings and a "high demand" tag when we checked
• Your normal craft is the job; the ad does not ask for prior AI experience

Less good:

• You need a working Vectorworks licence on your own machine, a real cost if you do not already have one
• Narrating every step slows the work compared with just drawing
• No duration, hours or start date is published
• Contractor terms: no benefits, and your own tax to manage

About this listing

Posted by micro1 on its own jobs portal and open when we checked on 30 October 2026. The pay band, openings and requirements above come from its published text. The customer behind the AI training project is not named.

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