Structural AutoCAD/BIM Designer

Posted 3 days ago

universal builders supplyNew Rochelle (NY)

Architectural and Civil Drafters Engineering Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$60,000-100,000

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About the role

Structural AutoCAD / BIM Designer Position

Job Description: UBS is recruiting for the position of Structural CAD Designer and BIM Modeler. The Structural CAD / BIM Designer’s primary responsibility will be the development of AutoCAD drawings and BIM Models for construction projects in New York City and other regions. Key Responsibilities:· Assist in the design of hoisting, access equipment, and protection projects from preliminary design through construction.· Prepare design drawings to support construction activities. CAD drawings to include the following (Training will be provided):· Plans, sections, elevations, and details.· Installation and Field drawings as required to support Field Operations.· Assist Field Operations during construction as needed.· Review construction drawings in detail for accuracy and constructability.· Field confirmation and measurements of various equipment and structural requirements. Skills & Requirements:· Successful completion of Computer Aided Design Courses (associate or bachelor’s Degree is preferred). · Full knowledge of BIM Modeling. Minimum 2 years of work experience. All Successful Candidates Must:· Be able to communicate in English, both verbally and in writing. Benefits:1. Personal Time Off: 2-3 Weeks of vacation (depending on experience).2. Health Insurance: Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance (Individuals and family).3. 401K Plan: UBS offers 401K plan for retirement savings.4. Discretionary Bonus: UBS pays discretionary Year-end bonuses based on the employee’s performance and the company’s overall performance for the relevant year. *Pay is based on qualifications & experience- $60,000-100,000.

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