Build Technologies

Role Description Before a single foundation is poured, someone has to figure out whether the building works at all. Block and test fits are where development feasibility lives or dies: where GFA, massing, setbacks, parking ratios, loading, and planning constraints either stack up into a viable scheme or they don't. Build automates this process for institutional developers and investors. Our agents run block fits at speed across multiple sites, configurations, and planning scenarios. The domain expert makes sure the outputs are right, and that the judgment behind them is sound. "The AI does the work. The domain expert makes it right." This role is for someone who has spent years producing and reviewing block and test fits in a real development, planning, or design context. You know what a viable scheme looks like before you've finished drawing it. You understand the planning constraints that kill deals and the design moves that save them. You'll review, validate, and steer AI-generated feasibility work across live client engagements, and help define what good judgment looks like in practice. - Execute test fits at 10x the speed using Build's internal tooling - Review and validate AI-generated block fits and test fit outputs for accuracy, feasibility, and planning compliance - Apply practitioner judgment to massing, GFA calculations, site coverage, setbacks, parking, servicing, and planning constraints - Identify where AI outputs are incorrect, incomplete, or inconsistent with local planning policy or development norms - Collaborate with Build's engineering and domain teams to improve workflow accuracy and output quality over time - Produce written assessments, feasibility notes, and scheme commentary where needed - Help articulate what 'correct' looks like: the assumptions, constraints, and judgment calls that determine whether a scheme is viable Qualifications - 5+ years producing block fits, test fits, or development feasibility work at an architect's practice, developer, planning consultancy, or real estate advisory firm - Strong working knowledge of planning policy and development constraints in one or more major markets (UK, US, or European cities preferred) - Proficiency in the tools used to produce and review block fits: AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, or equivalent - The ability to explain why a scheme works or doesn't, not just produce it - Clear, direct written communication. Our workflows are asynchronous and our clients move fast. - Comfort working with AI-generated outputs and improving them, not just reviewing from a distance - Preference for flexible, contract-based engagements over traditional employment Requirements - Fully remote, contract-based - Engagements vary in scope and duration: some short-term, some ongoing retainers - Hourly rate: $75-$200 depending on experience and scope. Exceptional expertise goes higher. - Ongoing collaborations structured as monthly retainers where volume justifies it - Assessment: CV review and a paid work sample if there's a fit

Role Description The data center build-out is the defining infrastructure challenge of this decade. Every hyperscaler, every operator, every institutional developer is constrained by one thing above all others: power. Getting it, connecting it, planning around it, and moving fast enough to matter. Build pairs agentic AI with deep domain expertise to deliver the work that used to take weeks in hours. We work with some of the largest infrastructure investors, developers, and operators in the world. Our domain experts are the reason the outputs are trusted. "The AI does the work. The domain expert makes it right." This role is for someone who has spent years inside the grid — not studying it, operating it. You understand why decisions get made the way they do, and you can explain it clearly to people who are moving fast and need to get it right. You'll review, validate, and steer AI-generated work across live client engagements. You'll help define what good judgment looks like in practice. And you'll be part of a small, high-output team doing work that actually moves the needle on how the world's most important infrastructure gets built. What you'll do - Review and validate AI-generated energy systems work — contingency assessments, power flow studies, interconnection analysis, capacity planning - Apply practitioner judgment to real client problems: what's physically feasible, what the trade-offs are, and where the AI got it wrong - Collaborate with Build's engineering and domain teams to improve workflow accuracy and output quality over time - Produce operational analyses, planning scenarios, and written assessments where needed - Help articulate what "correct" looks like — the assumptions, constraints, and engineering realities that aren't in any textbook Domain focus - Grid planning and optimization — OPF, N-1/N-2 contingency screening, load flow studies, renewable integration - Power availability and interconnection — site-level power assessment, grid connection feasibility, capacity analysis - Data and process workflows — historian data, compliance documentation, audit trail interpretation - Regulatory and standards environments — NERC CIP, TSO/ISO operating frameworks, utility compliance Tools our clients and workflows operate around include PSS/E, PowerWorld, MATPOWER, and OpenDSS. You don't need to know all of them — but you should be comfortable with the environments they represent. Qualifications - 5+ years of hands-on experience in transmission planning, power systems engineering, or utility systems — at a TSO, ISO, or large utility - The ability to explain why a decision is correct, not just produce it — trade-offs, constraints, physical limits - Clear, direct written communication. Our workflows are asynchronous and our clients move fast. - Comfort working with AI-generated outputs and improving them — not just reviewing from a distance - Preference for flexible, contract-based engagements over traditional employment Benefits - Fully remote, contract-based - Engagements vary in scope and duration — some short-term, some ongoing retainers - Hourly rate: $75–$200 depending on experience and scope. Exceptional expertise goes higher. - Ongoing collaborations structured as monthly retainers where volume justifies it - Assessment: CV review and a paid work sample if there's a fit Company Description Build is creating the agentic AI stack for the built world. We help institutional real estate teams automate complex development and acquisitions workflows so important projects can move from concept to completion faster, with less cost, delay, and operational drag. Our customers include some of the largest built-world institutions: alternative asset investors, developers, infrastructure owners, energy companies, industrial operators, and public-sector partners. Their work shapes the physical world, but the workflows behind that work are still slow, fragmented, document-heavy, and dependent on expert coordination. We believe the next generation of built-world software will not just organize work. It will help do the work. Agents will reason across documents, drawings, financial models, market data, approvals, constraints, and expert judgment. Human experts will stay in control, but they will operate with far more leverage. We are backed by leading investors and operators, including executives from Blackstone and OpenAI, alongside top venture firms. We are building a generational company at the intersection of AI and the physical world.