Freese and Nichols
BIM/CAD Technician - Transportation
Austin, Texas, USA · Staff+
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 77 days ago
Customer SupportBIM
About the role
- Freese and Nichols is searching for an experienced Transportation BIM/CAD Technician to join one of our Central Texas offices.
Responsibilities
- Develop a trusted relationship with engineers based on sound and successful demonstrated input and outcomes
- Prepare detail and layout drawings and sketches of unusual, complex, or original designs requiring the application of theoretical and practical engineering knowledge
- Develop and follow individual quality control processes for the incorporation of provided mark-ups and deliverables
- Interface with other groups, CAD personnel, subconsultants, and project engineers in order to support project production
- Provide guidance to and collaborate with other CAD staff within group
- May manage and supervise CAD staff
- This dynamic position will provide design assistance to transportation engineers to produce 3D CAD models of engineering designs and will generate plan sets for construction projects.
Requirements
- 2+ years of experience with a broad base in engineering design and technical support of engineering
- Microstation experience with preference for in-depth knowledge of Open Roads Designer, Geopak, and/or InRoads
- Proven ability to learn, adapt, and problem solve to produce accurate and quality deliverables
Nice to have
- Associate Degree in CAD preferred
- About Freese and Nichols
- Join our team of 1,300+ employees as we grow from Virginia to Colorado.
- Learn more about working here at Working at Freese and Nichols.
Compensation
- Besides our comprehensive benefits package (see more at Benefits That Work for You ), we offer paid overtime for salaried employees, an annual bonus, and access to company cabins in Red River, New Mexico and Banner Elk, North Carolina.
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