CAD Designer - Electrical

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ctrNewport News (VA)

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$58,500 per year

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Job Description: CTR Group is seeking CAD DESIGNER - ELECTRICAL throughout the Newport News area. Immediate openings and urgently hiring! Pay Range: $30 - $35 per Hour.
What We Offer: · Consistent schedule!· Weekly Pay – you receive a paycheck every week· Safety First! Possible Career Opportunity! SUMMARY:Seeking a CAD Technician - Electrical who will design schematics and component placement, using AutoCAD 2D software. Recent college graduate with Engineering or CAD degree very welcome! May lead to temp-hire opportunity for the right candidate.
REQUIREMENTS: Associate degree in Drafting and Design, or 2 years of related experience and/or training, or equivalent combination Any type of electrical background experience (a junior position) and CAD ability/experience. Will consider recent college graduate with Engineering or CAD degree 2D AutoCAD proficiency Design electrical panels, schematicsCTR Group has been a leader in its industry for over 30 years and is rated highly on Google, Indeed and Facebook for being a great company to work for. If you enjoy being a part of a great team, Apply today and Check out our website for more information. CTR Group is an equal employment opportunity employer. Candidates are selected based on qualifications and defined requirements of the job, not on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin or any other protected status. Further, CTR Group encourages United States' Veterans and persons with disabilities to apply for positions for which they are qualified.\nCompany DescriptionCTR group is a full-service employment & recruiting firm, matching the strengths and skills of thousands of candidates with employers. http://jobs.ctrc.comCompany DescriptionCTR group is a full-service employment & recruiting firm, matching the strengths and skills of thousands of candidates with employers. http://jobs.ctrc.com

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