Electrical CAD Drafter/Designer

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powercon engineeringTustin (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$40,000 per year

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Job Description: 2+ years of applicable experience In-office position at our Tustin, CA location
Salary range: $40k+ (depending upon relevant design/drafting experience) This position requires a demonstrated experience using AutoCAD to produce and edit system architecture diagrams, PLC panel and SCADA panel layout drawings, single line diagrams, control & protection diagrams, AC schematic diagrams, elementary diagrams, DC schematic diagrams, cable schedules, wiring diagrams, interconnection diagrams, P&IDs, and ISA loop diagrams. Candidates who possess a demonstrated ability to read and understand electrical drawings and related documents, multitask as well as work autonomously, are preferred. A working design knowledge of NFPA 70 (NEC) and NESC standards is beneficial, but not required. Potential candidates will be invited to an in-office, hands-on CAD skills interview at our Tustin, CA location. \nCompany
Description: Our engineering team is looking for highly-motivated employees who are problem-solvers, self-starters, excellent communicators, and enjoy learning and working in a collaborative team environment!
Company Description: Our engineering team is looking for highly-motivated employees who are problem-solvers, self-starters, excellent communicators, and enjoy learning and working in a collaborative team environment!

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