CAD Operator
$30/hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$30/hour
About the role
- Create detailed 2D shop drawings, assembly drawings and spec sheets in AutoCADBuild and refine 3D surface and solid models in Rhino 3D and SolidWorksPrepare technical drawing packages with dimensions, tolerances, materials, finishes and hardware callouts
- Translate design intent into buildable details for teak, aluminum, stainless steel, woven fiber, stone and outdoor textiles
- Revise drawings based on prototype reviews and factory feedback, keeping a clear revision history
- Produce drawings and CAD blocks for sales, hospitality and commercial projects, and custom client requests
- Manage our CAD file library and drawing standards
- Collaborate with Design, Product Development, Sourcing and Sales to hit launch and project deadlines
- What you bring 3-5 years of experience as a CAD Operator, Drafter or CAD Technician, ideally in furniture, product design or manufacturing
- Advanced AutoCAD skills, plus working proficiency in Rhino 3D and SolidWorksStrong knowledge of drafting standards, dimensioning, tolerances and orthographic, section and detail views
- An understanding of how furniture is built: joinery, fasteners, hardware and material behavior
- Sharp attention to detail and clear communication with designers, engineers and overseas partners
- The ability to juggle several projects and meet deadlines
- An associate degree or technical certificate in drafting, industrial design or a related field, or equivalent experience
- Bonus points for
- Experience with outdoor materials and finishes such as marine-grade materials, powder coating or performance fabrics
- Preparing drawings for overseas factories and working across time zones
- Rendering tools (KeyShot, V-Ray) or Adobe Creative SuitePDM or PLM systems for file and revision control
- A bachelor's degree in industrial design, mechanical engineering technology or a related field
- The details
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