Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) Manager

The VDC Manager oversees personnel, workflows, and technical deliverables related to virtual design and construction (VDC) services, including digital twin development, laser scanning, and architectural model production across multiple concurrent projects. The position manages project execution from initial data capture through final model delivery, ensuring adherence to established quality standards, project timelines, and client specifications. The VDC Manager supervises field and production staff responsible for site scanning, data processing, and modeling activities. Responsibilities include assigning work, monitoring performance, providing technical guidance, and ensuring compliance with company protocols and industry standards. The position directs scanning methodologies and establishes data collection procedures to support accurate and efficient reality capture operations. The role evaluates and validates data acquisition strategies, oversees the operation and calibration of LIDAR and related scanning equipment, and reviews scanning outputs to confirm accuracy and usability for downstream modeling and design applications. The VDC Manager coordinates with project stakeholders, including internal engineering and modeling teams, as well as external architecture, engineering, and construction clients, to align deliverables with project requirements. The position develops workflow processes, implements quality assurance procedures, and resolves technical or operational issues arising during project execution. The VDC Manager may travel to project sites to oversee scanning activities, provide technical supervision to field teams, and ensure compliance with project specifications and safety standards. Employee will be assigned to work at the employers headquarters in Brooklyn, New York and at client sites, including the currently assigned project location in Washington State, and at various unanticipated client sites throughout the United States based on project needs. Assignments to client sites may be long-term in nature.