Architectural Technical Drafter
aia detroitBirmingham (MI)
About the role
Design Team Plus, Inc.
Birmingham, MI
Experience:
2-5 years Design Team Plus is seeking a Technical Architectural Drafter to support our commercial and residential projects. Working alongside our Principal Architect and Principal Interior Designer, you'll play an important role in bringing ideas to life through technical drawings, collaboration, and thoughtful design. If you are eager to learn, enjoy working as a part of a team, and are passionate about architecture and design, we'd love to hear from you!
Minimum Requirements:
Professional degree in architecture or related field; minimum A.S. or A.A.S. degree required 2-5 years of experience developing detailed architectural drawings Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, and Sketchup 1-2 Professional references Job Expectations: Prepare accurate architectural drawings and construction documents Conduct field measurements and site visits Professional communication with clients and consultants Manage multiple projects on a timely basis Strong written and verbal communication skills Collaborate effectively in a team-oriented environment Self-motivated and eager to learn At Design Team Plus, you will have the opportunity to grow professionally while working on a variety of projects. We value your ideas, collaboration, and creativity as we strive to create a supportive workplace for our team! We offer: Flexibility in scheduling Team-building environment with community volunteer opportunities Diversity in daily tasks
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