Mechanical CAD Designer – HVAC Product Design & Marketing

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srs enterprisesMiddletown (NJ)

Mechanical Drafters Air-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration Equipment Manufacturing

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About the role

Mechanical CAD Designer – HVAC Product Design & Marketing Tecspec / SRS Enterprises | Middletown, NJ | Full-Time - In PersonJoin us at the forefront of HVAC innovation, designing and showcasing equipment for data centers, high-rise buildings, and major commercial projects. We're seeking a creative, technically skilled 3D CAD Designer to develop HVAC equipment drawings, 3D models, product renderings, and marketing materials. Key Responsibilities3D CAD Design: Create detailed HVAC equipment models, mechanical drawings, and assembly layouts. Product Visualization: Develop photorealistic 3D renderings, product images, and technical illustrations. Marketing Materials: Design product brochures, specification sheets, catalogs, and sales presentations. Engineering Support: Collaborate with manufacturing and engineering teams on product development and design revisions. Brand & Product Development: Help create compelling visual materials for new HVAC products and launches.

Qualifications: Proficiency in SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Inventor, or similar 3D CAD software. Experience with Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, or equivalent design tools. Ability to translate technical drawings into polished marketing visuals. Mechanical design, industrial design, or HVAC experience preferred. Strong attention to detail and visual presentation.

Ideal Candidate: Someone who combines the technical precision of a mechanical CAD designer with the creativity of a product visualization and graphic design professional.

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