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Role at a glance
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Coordination of Digital Twin Activities
Support implementation of digital twin initiatives across project lifecycle (design to construction)
Coordinate with engineering, procurement, and construction teams to ensure required data is captured and updated
Experience
3–8 years
Education
Bachelor's degree
Must-have skills
Power BISharePoint
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Job description
Job Description: Digital Twin Coordinator (EPC Projects)
Role Overview
We are hiring a Digital Twin Coordinator to support the planning, coordination, and management of digital information across large engineering and construction projects.
This role focuses on managing project data, coordinating with teams, tracking progress, and ensuring proper digital documentation, rather than deep technical modeling or engineering design.
Key Responsibilities
1. Coordination of Digital Twin Activities
Support implementation of digital twin initiatives across project lifecycle (design to construction)
Coordinate with engineering, procurement, and construction teams to ensure required data is captured and updated
Ensure project information is organized and available in digital formats
2. Data & Document Management
Manage project documents, models, and related data in a structured environment (SharePoint, CDE, etc.)
Ensure proper version control, approvals, and document tracking
Maintain consistency and accuracy of project information
3. Project Monitoring & Reporting
Track project progress using available digital systems and dashboards
Prepare regular project reports and summaries for management
Support visualization of project status (progress, delays, key issues)
4. Stakeholder Coordination
Act as a single point of contact between IT/digital teams and project teams
Facilitate communication and ensure alignment across stakeholders
Support digital adoption by guiding teams on tools and processes
5. Process & Compliance Support
Ensure adherence to project processes, standards, and data management practices
Support implementation of company digital policies and BIM/data standards
Assist in audits and reviews related to project documentation
6. Handover & Documentation
Ensure all project data and documents are complete and ready at project closure
Support preparation of final digital deliverables (as-built documentation)
Maintain proper records for future use and reference
Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in:
Computer Science / IT
MCA / MSc IT / BCA
3–8 years of experience in:
Project coordination / PMO / document management / IT systems
Working with enterprise tools (SharePoint, dashboards, reporting tools)
Experience in EPC / construction projects is an advantage
Basic understanding of:
Data handling and reporting tools (Excel, Power BI, etc.)
Project workflows and coordination processes
Preferred Skills
Experience in:
Project tracking and reporting
Document management systems
Working in cross-functional projects
Good knowledge of:
Digital platforms used in projects
Basic understanding of BIM/Digital Twin concepts (good to have, not mandatory)
Key Competencies
Strong coordination and communication skills
Good organizational and documentation abilities
Ability to manage multiple stakeholders
Attention to detail and accuracy
Problem-solving and proactive approach
Typical Role Contributions
Ensuring all project data is properly maintained and accessible
Supporting management with accurate project reports
Improving coordination between different departments
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