Engineering Tech

Required Skills & Experience

Must-Haves

1. 5+ years of CADWorx experience ⦁ Needs to be highly proficient/expert ⦁ Candidates should be able to speak in detail about how they have personally used CADWorx

1. Strong AutoCAD experience ⦁ 2D drafting ⦁ 3D experience - XREFS????

1. Strong drafting background ⦁ This is more drafting/coordination than engineering design ⦁ Designer background is preferred, but candidate must understand this is not primarily a design role

1. Contractor coordination experience ⦁ Comfortable reaching out directly to engineering/design contractors ⦁ Able to review drawings, communicate standards, and drive corrections

1. Strong communication/personality ⦁ Cannot be afraid to pick up the phone, send an email, or challenge a contractor when something does not meet standards ⦁ Needs to work well with both internal designers and external contractors

1. Education ⦁ High school diploma/GED acceptable with the right experience

Job Description

Looking for an experienced CADWorx Designer/Drafter to support the existing design team. This person will have a similar skill set to current consultant and will primarily be responsible for drafting and coordination rather than true design work. A major part of the role will be taking contractor drawings/redlines and turning them into finalized drawings that meet the company's internal standards. Think: "turning red to black." Day-to-Day Responsibilities ⦁ Perform drafting and drawing updates using CADWorx and AutoCAD ⦁ Work in both 2D and 3D ⦁ Review and process contractor drawings and redlines ⦁ Ensure drawings comply with internal drafting/design standards ⦁ Coordinate directly with outside engineering and design contractors ⦁ Understand internal standards well enough to explain requirements to contractors and ensure they are implemented correctly ⦁ Communicate with contractors through email and meetings to resolve drawing issues ⦁ Work closely with Garen, two FTE Designers, ⦁ Help maintain consistency and quality across drawings produced by external contractors