Yael Netser

Yael Netser is a Ph.D. Candidate in Architecture–Engineering–Construction Management at Carnegie Mellon Architecture focusing on the social and ethical implications of technology in architectural design. She holds a Bachelor of Architecture with concentrations in Architecture and Town Planning and a Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering with a specialization in Construction Management. At Carnegie Mellon, she teaches BIM courses as an instructor and teaching assistant. She has also taught courses at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology and Shenkar College of Engineering and Design on Revit and BIM-related topics.

In addition to her academic background, Yael has an extensive industry background as an architect and BIM implementation consultant. After several years working as a licensed architect in design firms on various types of projects, she founded Revitalize, an Autodesk Training Center specializing in Revit and BIM implementation. She has successfully implemented BIM processes in over 150 architectural and engineering firms.

Research Interests

• Building information modelling (BIM) 
• Generative AI 
• Generative design 
• Ethics in design technology