Maria Lucila Runza

I’m an architect with over 10 years of professional experience, including seven years working in Berlin, Germany. My career has focused on architectural design, BIM/CAD, technical documentation, 3D modeling, and project coordination, with experience across residential, commercial, public infrastructure, and railway projects.

During my time in Berlin, I worked at Schmidt & Pütz Planungsgesellschaft, contributing to the planning and documentation of several railway stations and major infrastructure projects. I also took on the role of Project Leader for the renovation and upgrade of Oranienburger Straße S-Bahn station, coordinating project development, documentation, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

Before moving to Germany, I worked in architectural studios in Buenos Aires, where I led and developed residential and commercial projects and gained extensive experience in CAD documentation, 3D modeling, and architectural visualization.

I have advanced experience with Revit, AutoCAD, 3ds Max/V-Ray, and SketchUp, as well as strong skills in BIM workflows, technical documentation, project coordination, and visual communication. I enjoy working on complex problems, organizing information, improving workflows, and turning ideas into clear and accurate deliverables.

I’m particularly interested in remote opportunities where I can combine my architectural and technical background with new digital tools and ways of working. I’m open to roles in BIM/CAD, technical documentation, project coordination, design and visualization, as well as emerging areas such as AI training, AI evaluation, and AI-assisted workflows where domain expertise and critical thinking can add value.

Having worked in both Argentina and Germany, I’m comfortable collaborating across cultures and with international, multidisciplinary teams. I speak Spanish natively, English fluently (C1), German at B2 level, and French at A1 level. I’m highly adaptable, detail-oriented, independent, and motivated by continuous learning and opportunities to apply my experience in new and challenging contexts.