CAD Modeler
apogee engineeringDayton (OH)
About the role
Apogee Engineering Cad Modelers Apogee Engineering is looking for CAD Modelers from journeyman-to-senior level organizational support for office design and facility planning activities. This position develops and maintains CAD models and drawings to support facility layouts and office design. Contingent Upon Contract Award
Responsibilities:
Create and update CAD models and drawings for office layouts, furniture, and facility configurations.
Support Building Information Modeling (BIM) and related visualization activities as required.
Coordinate with facility managers and engineers to ensure CAD products reflect approved designs.
Maintain CAD standards and file management practices.
Provide CAD support for documentation and presentation materials.
Assist in project planning and management tasks related to office design.
Qualifications
Minimum Experience
Citizenship:
Must be a US citizen Clearance: TS/SCI Certifications: CAD certification required (e.g., formal CAD training or recognized CAD credential).
Education / Years of Experience:
Journeyman: Minimum three (3) years of experience providing CAD support in facilities or related fields; Bachelor's degree or substitution as defined.
Senior: Minimum ten (10) years of experience providing CAD support; Master's degree or substitution as defined.
Experience:
Experience developing CAD models and drawings for office or facility design projects. Additional Information Location: Wright Patterson AFB On-site/Hybrid/Remote: On-site Travel: Ocassional
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