Computer Aided Design Engineer
sapphire recruitmentNorth Syracuse (NY)
Computer Aided Design Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
sapphire recruitmentNorth Syracuse (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
CAD Engineer (65-80K+)We are looking to hire a CAD Engineer to work for a prestigious Manufacturer in the North Syracuse, NY area.
Overview:
Established manufacturing company with an excellent reputation and international presence. Fantastic benefits package featuring low-cost, top-tier medical and dental coverage, 401(k) match, profit sharing, and generous vacation and PTO.Opportunity for an experienced candidate to take on increasing responsibility and potentially grow into CAD team leadership/management.
Duties include:
Create and maintain accurate 3D models and 2D mechanical drawings for custom engineered systems, equipment, and standard product updates. Collaborate with Engineering, Manufacturing, Sales, and Marketing to complete drawing requests accurately and on schedule in a high-volume, fast-paced environment. Maintain CAD data within Autodesk Vault and develop intelligent models, drawing tools, and processes to improve efficiency and reduce drawing creation time. Drive continuous improvement and innovation within CAD processes, tools, standards, and integration with business systems.
Education and Experience:
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering required; Mechanical Engineering preferred. Experience with Autodesk Inventor preferred; Solid Works experience will also be considered. Strong 3D CAD modeling and 2D mechanical drawing experience; Autodesk Vault or similar CAD/PDM experience is beneficial. Programming experience (C, Visual Basic, etc.) and/or 3D printing experience is a plus. For immediate consideration submit your resume to techjobs@hiresapphire.com Sapphire Recruitment is an EOE
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