DesignAutomationEngineer,Architecture

ABOUT US Reframe designs and manufactures climate-resilient homes in distributed microfactories. Our Pixels-to-Parts (P2P) pipeline turns a site, local code, and a developer's requirements into a priced design, a permit set, and the machine files that build the actual house. We've already cut design-to-manufacturing time 30% in our first year. Next we plan to collapse the pre-contract cycle from 8–12 weeks to a single workday. Housing is the biggest line item in most people's lives and the largest climate lever we can pull. Reframe is the software bet on fixing both. We are targeting climate-friendly housing, manufactured locally, priced to compete with code-minimum stick-built. WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR We're looking for a Design Automation Engineer to help build the upstream half of P2P: the tools Reframe architects use with developers, and the handoffs with external consultants. You'd work inside Reframe's architecture engineering stream, alongside our architects and engineers. You're the person who turns the architect-plus-developer workflow into shipped software. Near-term, that's Revit automation: cutting value-engineering and costing iterations from days to hours, and fixing the exchange layer with external structural, MEP, and electrical consultants so they don't bottleneck us or lock us into their stack. What we're building is a web application with a focused bridge to Revit, so web engineering is core to the role. But this isn't a "software fundamentals first, domain second" hire. We've found that people who can write code but don't understand how a building comes together hit a ceiling fast. The strongest candidates blur the line between the two: a BIM or CAD practitioner who became a real engineer, or an engineer with genuine depth in architectural workflows. Reframe's long-term stack is agnostic to any specific BIM tool, though near-term pragmatism means working in Revit. RESPONSIBILITIES Longer-term, it's shipping the features that make the architect-plus